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02/11/2014

There is no turning back for David. Meanwhile, Jazzer has got advice for Johnny.

Offering David a hand with the paddocks, Eddie begs a favour and borrows some old pallets to use as a small stage for his turkey pardoning event. Eddie's happy to do some extra milking as Ruth's back up north to see her Mum Heather tomorrow. He's also keen to know what'll happen to the herd if David and Ruth move.

There's inevitable outrage at Route B being chosen. The SAVE campaign will need to get back onto social media. Lynda and Jennifer plan to arrange a protest at the town hall.

Jazzer shows Johnny how to feed the sows and gets the lowdown on Johnny's course. Johnny's out bowling tomorrow. Jazzer quickly picks up that there's a girl Johnny's keen on - Melanie. Johnny's not so keen on an older lad - and possible rival - called Kenz. As Eddie and Johnny get talking about hedgehogs (and their depleting numbers), Jazzer teases Johnny mercilessly.

David and Ruth talk things through with the kids. Pip and Josh seem fine about the idea of moving to a new farm. With that, David decides to call Rodway's to get Brookfield put up for sale.

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