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08/10/2019

Ed manages to strike a deal and there’s a final goodbye for Roy

Roy and Lexi meet to say their goodbyes. He gives her a farewell gift: a signed Dale Hart book. They ponder on what a good family they could have made, but agree things have worked out for the best.
Philip and Kirsty are caught by Joy while they’re putting up a bird box outside the house. Philip makes his excuses to head back to work, leaving Kirsty to entertain Joy alone.
Ed and Eddie blag their way into Lower Loxley’s exhibition of historical artefacts. They strike gold and find a wrecked Beckwell cider press; the central screw they need is still intact. Elizabeth is reluctant to break up one of her exhibits to give them spare parts, but her arm is twisted when she thinks what Nigel would have said. She’s sure he’d rather keep the cider-making tradition alive than put the press on display. They can have the part they need, but on one condition…

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