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29/01/2015

Phoebe tells it like it is, and Joe has got something for David.

David's grateful to Justin Elliott for granting him a chat. Justin's impressed that David's moving into robotic milking. He agrees to let the Archers stay on at Brookfield as tenants for a few months while the work is completed at Hadley Haugh. Justin's architect will be pleased. But will three months be long enough, asks Justin?
David updates Kenton on the move.
Joe fascinates David by showing him an old milk bottle from Brookfield Dairy, which he found in the pole barn. Joe still can't fathom the idea of there being no cows at Brookfield in the summer. Joe remembers the heartache of leaving Grange Farm. Ed's there now and Joe hopes he'll get a break one day.
Jennifer and Kate sit Phoebe down for a chat. Phoebe admits she finds it difficult to talk since Kate returned. Kate explains that she'd like Phoebe to live with her in her cottage. But Phoebe has little time for Kate. She blurts out the truth - Lucas threw Kate out because she had another affair. Kate tries to explain herself. Phoebe becomes angry and storms away, wishing Kate wasn't her mother. Jennifer is hurt for being kept in the dark.
Phoebe returns, but only to say that she's going to stay with Hayley tomorrow - and Kate can drive her.

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