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02/10/2014

Bert is on hand to help, and Charlie has got plans for Adam.

Lynda will be holding her Rumpelstiltskin auditions next week.
Bert Fry goes round to see Carol about her garden. She tells him her plans, which include a herb garden. Carol enjoys making her own remedies, as does Bert. They reflect on Jill and Phil's love of the garden, with Phil's roses and vegetables.
Elizabeth welcomes Carol to Glebe Cottage with some Lower Loxley wine. Knowing that something's wrong, Carol persuades Elizabeth to tell her about Roy. She understands the situation and doesn't judge.
David is planning a birthday surprise for Jill, with Emma and Fallon helping by doing the catering. Ruth is back from Prudhoe, worried about Heather and how she'll cope when she's sent home next week.
Charlie steps in to do the hauling when Jeff is off. Adam's grateful. After a job well done, Charlie invites Adam to join him for a beer. Relaxing over a drink, speculating Adam asks Charlie if he has a 'plus one' (for the hunt ball). He finds Charlie rather mysterious. Adam asks Charlie to explain what he meant about the best things being worth waiting for. Teasing, Charlie reminds Adam that for him it's all about timing.

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