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14/01/2016

Is Ian feeling sociable? There is a wild chase, but not over a goose.

From the TB tests at Brookfield, David and Ruth are pleased that there are no reactors. Ruth has identified some suitable cows in Ireland and possibly some other farms, to consider.
Eddie and Joe are relieved that last night's fire wasn't large - Eddie will knock up another shed for Oliver and Caroline, so that they don't notice anything and involve the insurers.
Joe informs Tom that he has seen his two missing pigs, Ronnie and Reggie - they've probably gone into the Grundy field. Eddie and Adam help Tom in chasing them, and they find them eating the Grundys' turkey pellets. As a finder's fee, Tom agrees to buy Joe a few pints. Tom mentions to Adam that Rob has done an interview with the Echo about Berrow, being rather scathing. Joe admits he won't be sorry to see the back of Berrow.
Adam tries to persuade Ian to come with him tomorrow to Charlie's leaving party (unaware of what Ian knows about Adam and Charlie from Rob). Ian bluntly tells Adam he'll have to go alone - he's not interested in seeing Charlie.

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