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Can you book me & B in for some lunch, please?

I can't speak for poachedegg, but seeing as she's in the same car as us then I'm sure she'll come along for lunch too :lol:

 

Will do. Poachedegg can always wait in the car! :wink::D Just kidding!

 

I suppose I could endure lunch if I really have too (Cakes? :D ) :lol: .........better than sitting in the car ehhh Egluntine?? :D

 

....so could you book me in please? :D

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:shameonu: You stop it with your shameless encouraging. I shall stay well away and only meet up with any of you after a reasonable period of time has passed. That way I will be able to hear all about the course, but with a certain distance to the telling. I will hopefully get to hear the watered down version, without the whole horror of the gory bits :shock:

 

(I still recon Mostin should stuff her chicken in a bag pre crunch time and make that her much longed for chicken of fate :lol: ) Room for one more Mostin??

 

Egluntine: Loving the new avatar. Bet you were just jealous of mine eh :lol:

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(I still recon Mostin should stuff her chicken in a bag pre crunch time and make that her much longed for chicken of fate :lol: ) Room for one more Mostin??

 

Always room for more (as far as I'm concerned anyway). I'll take a really big bag with me in case i can't do the deed :lol: .

 

Love your avatar too egluntine :D

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just thought, are her chickens free range?

 

Never thought to ask, but I am sure they are - as well as her chicken website there is a more general farm website http://www.hookfarm.net/page_1226052311859.html - given the pigs are free range, as are the layers I cannot imagine the meat birds are anything but free range. I still cannot imagine how many she will have to bring up north (2 per person) for the course - half of which she will have to have killed and plucked at least a day beforehand so they are ready for gutting.

 

Also if you look at her two-page article in March Practical Poultry - she wouldn't have 'mud management' issues if they were not freerange.

 

Tracy

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