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14/09/2010

Pip makes party plans and has Kenton outstayed his welcome?

Kenton tries to be useful at Lower Loxley by cooking a "classic Merchant Navy nosh-up" to welcome the family back from a visit to see the Cathedral School. His meal seems to be largely based on Spam. He doesn't make enough, and ends up eating it with Nigel while Elizabeth cooks for the children.

Ruth and David are trying to work out whether Kathy and Jamie should come to Jill's birthday do, when Pip comes back from Young Farmers full of news - she's going to host a barn dance at Brookfield. David has qualms (after all, he was a Young Farmer himself) but Pip reassures him. It'll be fine.

Back at Lower Loxley, as Nigel lies down to try and recover from the stew, he and Elizabeth wonder just how long Kenton is planning to stay... ?

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