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01/04/2020

Elizabeth uses the benefit of her experience, and Fallon has a bright idea.

Brian wants to check in on Josh. He suggests to Adam that since Josh isn鈥檛 going to be charged, they should keep him in mind for tractor work. Later, Brian finds an exhausted Adam dozing over the accounts. But he鈥檚 had some good news; Xander鈥檚 new birth certificate with Ian鈥檚 name on it has arrived. Brian reports that Josh is concerned about the number of lame ewes. He thinks they need to get the vet in pronto.

Fallon wonders whether Keira might like to enter the Easter bonnet competition. She鈥檚 been trying to drum up interest with local school children at the bus stop, but hasn鈥檛 had much interest. Emma thinks that parents always end up doing the children鈥檚 craft projects for them anyway. Fallon decides on a new approach: the grown-ups make the bonnets and the kids judge.

Elizabeth can tell that Freddie鈥檚 finding it hard staying at Lower Loxley with no work on. She suggests they go out and have some fun. After lunch at the Tearoom, Freddie is ready to go home. Elizabeth wonders if he should speak to someone about his traumatic ordeal at Grey Gables. Freddie wants to put it all behind him. He can see his mum鈥檚 point, but compared with what Lynda鈥檚 been through, his experience is nothing.

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