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21/03/2011

David struggles to let go and Fallon has some questions to ask.

Elizabeth welcomes Roy to Lower Loxley. He's soon making a positive contribution, suggesting a posh milliner friend of Caroline's could judge the Easter bonnet competition. She'd pull in a good crowd.

Kenton and Jolene have no regrets about getting together but agree that Jamie is a casualty. Jolene's sure they can make it right with him but Kenton's rueful that Jamie's the second kid he's failed. Fallon asks Kenton about Holly. Kenton admits he had a fling but swears it was after he moved out of April Cottage. Kenton wouldn't hurt Jolene for the world. Fallon understands how hard it must be for Jamie. Kenton wishes he could find a way to get through to him and asks Fallon to help him.

With two positive dung tests, David and Ruth need Alistair to do blood tests to identify the cows infected with Johne's disease. Ruth hopes David's going to get back on top of things now he's not needed at Lower Loxley. David still wants to check on Elizabeth. Ruth doesn't think he's helping her by fussing. She needs him now, on the farm. David believes Elizabeth will always need him but Ruth tells him it's time to move on.

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