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29/02/2016

Blossom Hill is alive with the sound of interfering. David and Pip are busy shearing.

Pip and David are busy sheep shearing and Josh has mysteriously asked them to keep some wool back for him. Pip has no luck getting through to Matthew on the phone due to bad signal. David light-heartedly asks if she was planning on proposing, as it is the 29th February. She tells him not to joke about that!
Henry wets the bed. To make matters worse, he was sleeping in Rob and Helen's bed. He's distressed because he's being picked on at school. Rob and Helen exchange cross words before Ursula settles the matter. She's convinced that it's an act of attention-seeking because he'll soon have a little brother. Ursula says they must remain a united front, and Henry must go back to sleeping in his own bed. Later, Pat helps Rob out at the shop. Rob spins the home birth idea so that it sounds like it was purely Helen's. Pat relays what she has heard from Rob to Tom, but Tom's not as convinced by Rob's version of events.

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