The everyday of our family farm
Strong arms and hands..
Whoops, we have special words to use when this happens. Could have been worse it usually drags half the fence into the field as well.
Oh bugger....
oh dear...:(
Working hands.
The question is, who left it there? Reminds me, must clean threads of the vacuum cleaner rotating brush.
Well... the person that left it there is the same person that was driving the tractor and the same person who fixed the mulcher. That's how it is meant to work isn't it?
@CountryMum: I agree, yes. It should be.
Oh that can't be good. Hope you got it all out.
Not a happy chappie, me thinks!
I imagine the guilty party didn't need anyone to add to the misery... I hope it all came out OK.
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Strong arms and hands..
ReplyDeleteWhoops, we have special words to use when this happens. Could have been worse it usually drags half the fence into the field as well.
ReplyDeleteOh bugger....
ReplyDeleteoh dear...
ReplyDelete:(
Working hands.
ReplyDeleteThe question is, who left it there? Reminds me, must clean threads of the vacuum cleaner rotating brush.
ReplyDeleteWell... the person that left it there is the same person that was driving the tractor and the same person who fixed the mulcher. That's how it is meant to work isn't it?
Delete@CountryMum: I agree, yes. It should be.
DeleteOh that can't be good. Hope you got it all out.
ReplyDeleteNot a happy chappie, me thinks!
ReplyDeleteI imagine the guilty party didn't need anyone to add to the misery... I hope it all came out OK.
ReplyDelete