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16/02/2015

Plans for Hadley Haugh go on apace. Meanwhile, Jennifer has some home truths for Kate.

Kate wants to completely refurbish her cottage, but Jennifer feels that Phoebe wants to stay at Home Farm. Jennifer tells Kate the hard truth. It will take time for Phoebe to trust her again.

Ruth's keen to get back up to Hadley Haugh and sort out the milking parlour. Not this week, says David - they're still busy lambing. Ruth was keen to take the boys to see Heather over half term. As they discuss Pip's birthday tomorrow, Ruth notices David's still poring over Dan's old farm diaries.

Ed tells David and Ruth he's selling his herd tomorrow. Mike and Vicky are also selling their cows. Ed feels a weight has been lifted. He's going to pay off his debts and set himself up as a contractor. They congratulate Ed for doing the right thing - and being so brave.

Shula's still feeling rattled by the altercation between Rob and the hunt saboteur.

Ruth has managed to fix a date to visit Hadley Haugh - next Friday. With any luck they can sign and exchange contracts while they're up there. David shows Ruth the hedge he was discussing with Jill - Phil's showpiece. Ruth teases David that he should stand and contemplate while he can. Life is only going to get busier from now on.

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