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02/07/2008

Neil plays Cupid at Ambridge View.

Jennifer shows Pat the swap club message board where swaps can be arranged. There is some difficulty about comparing the value of the various swaps, and they come up with the idea of the Transition Equivalent in Ambridge - or TEA - just to give a rough guide in the various transactions. Pat discovers that the digester plans are going ahead again.

Brian is keen to help with the harvest, but Adam wants to show that he's across it all - Brian doesn't need to worry. Later, he asks Jennifer to help by driving ahead of the big combine tomorrow, but doesn't include Brian.

Neil is busy organising the ringers for the competition, and putting a bit of pressure on Christopher. Susan tells him to lay off - Christopher is revising for his final farrier exams. When Emma comes in, Neil wonders how she got on at Will's. Emma is quick to inform him that there is nothing going on between them. She and Will are way beyond any of that.

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

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Thu 3 Jul 200814:00

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