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02/11/2016

Brian offloads his concerns, and Susan has a nose round Home Farm.

While Neil collects the pallets for Bonfire Night, Susan heads into Home Farm and takes advantage of Brian's hospitality. As her quest for a photographer continues, she looks through the Aldridges' family pictures. Later, Neil joins Susan in looking a websites of potential studios. He's stunned to see she's looking at a London-based one. Susan says the one for Jennifer and Brian's ruby wedding anniversary simply isn't good enough.

Kirsty checks up on Roy's progress with online dating. He has arranged a dinner date with someone but is concerned that the setting may be presumptuous. Kirsty is impressed by his date's photo. Roy decides to change the meeting to lunchtime at a patisserie.

Adam reports Rob's complaints about the crops to Brian. Brian surprises Adam by siding with Rob. The fact that the crops aren't looking good has Brian worried that they may lose the Estate contract which they can't afford to do.

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