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14/07/2020

David turns detective and Elizabeth struggles to find the right words

Elizabeth reminisces about Nigel. She admires Jolene鈥檚 ability to move on, but also to keep Sid alive in her memories. Perhaps now鈥檚 the time for her to move on and stop procrastinating. She struggles to describe herself in three words on a dating app, and gives it up.
Kenton thinks if he helps Harrison to be brilliant on the radio not only will it encourage Fallon to forgive him but will also get Kenton noticed. He concedes Jolene鈥檚 been smart with her 鈥榥ame the peacock鈥� campaign, and hatches a plan to prevent the peacock鈥檚 arrival by offering to build an aviary with materials which have an impossibly long delivery time.
Frustrated David鈥檚 waiting to take delivery of Josh鈥檚 new henhouse. He reads about the competition to name the Bull鈥檚 new peacock, and amuses himself with possible names. News from Brian about the mess from the fly tippers causing damage to the combine is disturbing. The batch of grain will have to be dumped. It makes his late henhouse delivery issue seem rather small. Amidst the fly tipped rubbish he finds an envelope, and believes he鈥檚 unearthed the culprit.

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