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02/06/2019

Lynda is faced with an unexpected challenge and Harrison attempts to nail the bunting thief.

Harrison arrives at Greenacres looking for Jim. He’s convinced Jim is behind the missing bunting, but Jazzer sends him on his way. Later, Robert tells Harrison they’re having some guests from Jim’s party to stay at Ambridge Hall.

Adam has called Alice over to the polytunnel to help him with a blocked pipe in the aquaponics system. He’s thankful to have an engineer in the family. Alice tells Adam about her Open Farm Sunday plans. It’s the first public demo of the strawberry-picking robot, and the press are coming to see it. Adam shares his excitement about becoming a father, and asks when she’s going to take the plunge into motherhood. Alice is far too busy with her robotics to even think about it.

Jazzer visits Lynda at Ambridge Hall and asks her to speak at Jim’s party. Lynda’s not sure, she and Jim do nothing but argue and she has nothing to say about him. Later, Robert talks her round; she should pay Jim a visit to get to know him better. Lynda and Jim must be the most well-read people in Ambridge, why doesn’t she ask him to explain the book she’s reading? It’s worth a try.

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