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06/05/2019

Jazzer's determined to get even and Shula and Alistair start plotting.

Ed and Jazzer are shearing the Brookfield flock today. Jazzer’s disappointed they’ve missed out on shearing in Wales this year. Guilty Ed apologises but Jazzer assures him it isn’t his fault. This problem all been caused by Tom. Meanwhile Tim turns the screws on Ed, who has to assure Tim he can be trusted.

Alistair and Jim go for a Bank Holiday spin in the Riley. They bump into Shula at a May fair, and Alistair presses Jim on what he’d like to do for his birthday. After some initial resistance Jim comes up with the idea of walking a Roman road in Yorkshire. Shula suggests to Alistair later that they have a gathering of people from Jim’s past. She’ll help Alistair organise it, but they’ll keep it a secret from Jim.

Jazzer fills Ed in on his news that he could get thousands for constructive dismissal from Bridge Farm. Ed doesn’t think he has a case, but later Jazzer announces to Jim that he intends to call the lawyer he met at the Tearoom. Jim advocates caution but Jazzer’s determined. He won’t be walked over any longer.

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