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20/09/2018

Emma finds herself impressed and Clarrie fears the worst

At Grange Farm Clarrie鈥檚 worried about Nic鈥檚 harvest pie recipe 鈥� Poppy doesn鈥檛 like any of her variations. But even Nic would agree that the usual recipe isn鈥檛 going to win any prizes.

Emma takes both Henry and Keira to karate, as Helen has an upset tummy. She hopes he鈥檒l behave, but before the class even starts she has to tell Henry off for hitting Keira. Lee has a word, pointing out that Henry鈥檚 favourite superheroes work together rather than fighting amongst themselves. Henry apologises to Keira. Emma thanks Lee, and who says it鈥檚 simply part of teaching the children to respect one another. Emma promises to tell Helen all about it.

Brian and Peggy sample Jennifer鈥檚 Flower and Produce tasting menu. With everything they鈥檝e told her she鈥檚 confident she has a chance in some of the savoury categories. Although she鈥檚 steering clear of chutney. Once Peggy has left, Jennifer tells Brian she knows what they鈥檝e been up to. Brian pleads innocence, but Jennifer knows they鈥檝e been pumping the village for information. She does appreciate it, especially as this will be her last show at Home Farm. She鈥檚 made him a gentleman鈥檚 buttonhole to say thank you, and Brian declares that it鈥檇 definitely win. Even if it doesn鈥檛, Jennifer鈥檚 grateful for the happy final memories of the house and garden.

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