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Now, I've got this I am not letting go898 views1 comments
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Highland Steer -- For Sale897 viewsUK302940 200059 born 17 February 2005. Photographed Sep 23 2005
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Frank at Christmas897 viewsFrank wore the silly Christmas "ears" with the great dignity of the British. Christmas 2005.
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Franny at Christmas897 viewsBeneath the Christmas tree, 2006
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Stable Gate at Lucies Farm897 viewsLooking from the latch end towards the motor. This motor, installed in early 2005 to replace an earlier motor, is mounted on a separate, metal gate post, and it opens and closes the gate (or at least it did, before it was broken by the windstorm) using the metal arm.
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Our Oldest Pig897 viewsThis pig is a cross between an Iron Age pig (itself a cross between a Tamworth and a wild boar) and a Gloucester Old Spot. She must be nearing 16 or 17 years old, but she's still the fastest pig we have.
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Grzegorz x 2 Measuring Ross' "Halo"897 viewsMeasuring the distance around Ross' head, beneath his horns.
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I'm coming to get it897 views
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Wot's been along here?897 views
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Sewage in Lord's Wood896 viewsUnfortunately, Lord's Wood Cottage (not under our ownership) is draining unprocessed sewage into Lord's Wood. This may have been the accepted practice in the past, but it crates a foul smell and health hazard just inside the woodland. We are working with the Malvern Hills District Council to remedy this.
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Chestnut896 viewsChristmas 2006
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Latch on Stable Gate896 viewsThis Came electronic latch was installed by Automation Gates in early 2005. The stable gate is exposed to direct wind, and the installers indicated that the wind on the gate was breaking the arm that connected the gate with the motor. At the same time, the motor was replaced with a different --- and presumably better --- motor. The latch meant that when the gate closed it would be supported, against the wind, on both ends. But the latch didn't always engage --- usually because of the wind.
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