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22/02/2013

Alistair gives Lynda food for thought, and Darrell is dismayed to meet an old acquaintance.

David's busy with lambing. Ruth tells him she finally caught up with Pip and tried to talk about her responsibilities to the farm, but it didn't go well. David later receives the same defensive response when he tries talking to Pip.
Lynda's upset to learn that Wolfgang had lesions on his lungs. Alistair recommends they do tests for TB. If positive, it would mean testing the other two llamas. It would also mean that any positive reactors would have to be put down. As Ambridge Hall adjoins Brookfield land, Lynda might want to advise David and Ruth what's happening. Robert thinks they should, but Lynda is reluctant.
Looking for work, Darrell is perturbed to meet Des, an old acquaintance who is now a foreman on a building job. Des tells Darrell there's no work for a chippy at the moment, but asks for Darrell's contact details. He's sure there'll be some work before long.
Neil enjoyed last night's cricket dinner but thinks it's a pity Chris had to miss it. Chris finally confides in Neil about Alice's hopes of moving to Canada. Neil can't believe it and asks what Chris will do if she's offered the job. Chris admits that he's scared. He really doesn't know what he'd do.

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