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You're listening to Wednesday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

Music I would have been here earlier, except there are temporary lights right outside my house.

Are they fixing the potholes, then?

It certainly looked like it.

Well, aren't you honoured?

Roads aren't here are hopeless.

I'm sure to be your turn soon, Brian.

I can't believe that when I see it.

Anyway, I've only just walked him myself.

I had to take a bail of silage up to the deer,

and one of the gates was stuck. Um, how smart is this place then?

Bridge Club, oh, not overly smart, but, you know, people tend to make a bit of an effort.

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