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21/02/2011

Elizabeth's on edge and Matt and Lilian look to the future.

David is organising the moving of Nigel's favourite bull to Scotland. There's some paperwork for Elizabeth to sign. Meanwhile, Josh helps him out in the lambing shed. It's a teaching experience for Josh as they deliver a difficult lamb together. David asks Josh to be a help to his mum while he's away in Scotland.
Roy is a tower of strength at Lower Loxley, helping Elizabeth with the conference that Grey Gables and Lower Loxley are sharing. It goes very well.
Matt and Lilian enjoy themselves at the Paris Show. They look at pennage with Brian, who would really prefer them not to be there. He's glad that they go off shopping once they've identified a company they'd all like to explore further. Over a meal, Lilian tells Matt that she's really proud of him, recovering from the awful experience of prison in the way he has. They raise a glass to success in the future.

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