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You're listening to Sunday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4. Morning, you're out early. Well I was lying in bed thinking about our plowing match going through

everything for Thursday and it suddenly struck me access. Is that a problem?

Well it might be still. I mean we're going to need a separate pedestrian entrance to the field because we can't have spectators using the same gates of the plows

I thought I'd come and take a look well there's a gap in the hedge on the barn side of the field if we tied it up might do.

Oh look, look at those two stacks at the edge of the woods.

Oh, it's just grand, aren't they?

Yeah, yes indeed. Oh, I just grand, aren't they?

Yes, indeed.

What magnificent creatures they are.

Come on, I'll show you that gap in the head and then we can both take a break for breakfast.

So, apart from pedestrian access, is everything else sorted for Thursday?

Just about, the bull are doing the catering and David is

learning as the stage blocks from the barn for the prize giving platform. That sounds

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