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23/04/2015

Charlie surprises Adam, and Lilian is feeling low.

Jennifer's pleased with the response as she collects residents' testimonies following the flood. She tells distracted Lilian that Dan's at home with Shula for another week or so before going off to pastures new.
Lilian feels sad and lonely. She went out to a wine bar in Felpersham to try and meet new people and forget about Matt. However, she spent the evening sat alone at the bar. The new botox hasn't had the desired effect, but rather made her feel worse.
Charlie's keen to take part in the cricket team this season, once his leg's out of plaster. He's more of a batsman than bowler, but can be a stand-in keeper - handy to possibly stand in for Alistair occasionally.
Charlie shows Adam a video of a farmer in Ohio who's developed his own grazing system. Adam's amazed.
Jim shares some of his flood resident testimonies with David and Jennifer. Jennifer's keen to call a meeting of the full flood committee. David thinks that flooding could happen again - it's more a case of 'when' than 'if'. They need to be better prepared.

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