(… aye, right then!)
- Muntjac nearly ruins Will’s day off
- Another Ambridge related Echo headline
- Nic’s a wee gem
- Pip’s off to Uni
- Alice and her lucky layby
- Brian gets all noble
- Who buried the diseased cattle?
Muntjac nearly ruins Will’s day off
It broke one of the estate’s fences, so Eddie called Will.
But not to worry – Eddie is going to fix it, so Will doesn’t have to head out.
He shall go to The Blackberry Line!
Another Ambridge related Echo headline
Blimey. You’d think there was a lot going on in our favourite of wee villages!
This time it isn’t Bridge Farm:
“Foot and mouth threat to Borchester Market”
Nic’s a wee gem
She’s gone through her freezer, and given what she can to Clarrie.
Clarrie doesn’t want to, but needs to take it – so Nic makes like Clarrie is doing her a favour. That the kids are fed up of that food, so it’s best Clarrie takes it to stop them going on hunger strike.
Then Nic invites Clarrie (who is at a very loose, and morbidly depressing, end) on her and Will (and the kids’) day out.
[Clarrie] “You’ve got a real treasure there, William”
[Will] “I know, don’t you worry”
Funny thing is, I actually believe Will when he says that he appreciates all that is Nic.
Later on, Nic is talking again about how glad she is that she moved to Ambridge, and that she is very fond of the Grundy clan (well, one would assume Ed and Emma aside).
[Nic] “And I love you Will, I feel so lucky I found you, and that we’re together”
Will concurs.
I really am starting to think that Will has become human, after all these years …
Pip’s off to Uni
She got her B and two Cs.
Alice and her lucky layby
Don’t worry – it’s all good, clean fun.
Alice is selling strawberries in the layby in which she and Chris planned their trip to the states. Which was the one they got married during.
And now the strawberries seem to be shifting well.
It’s just onwards and upwards for that lucky lady!
Brian gets all noble
Brian’s frustrated by the delays of DEFRA giving the okay for The Mart to be worked again:
[Brian] “If the wheels of justice grind exceedingly slow, the wheels of bureaucracy seem practically dormant”
But it’s not just the money Brian is worried about:
[Brian] “It’s about more than just the bottom line for me … this is an exciting project for someone like me. In a way, it’s a legacy … some for the future farmers of this generation, it’s a way of paying back what we’ve gained … contributing to the local economy and global food market long after I’m gone”
Really?
There was me thinking that you were just worried about missing deadlines and losing the healthy Council bonus.
Silly me.
Who buried the diseased cattle?
Was Dan Archer involved at all?
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