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✓ Published: 13-Oct-2020
✓ Published: 13-Oct-2020
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(Summary) In 1961, 2 sows - provide litter - 100% profit - in 5 years enough money to buy a house in Colwall - 2 sows today wouldn’t put fuel in vehicle - farmers complain - 24 hours a day; in 1932 father brought sheep on train - didn’t get a bid so walked them home 17 miles away - got them to Tarrington - left them in orchard - walked to Colwall, and then came back to fetch them the next day - lot of stock walked in - geese driven to B’ham - let them walk through tar and then fine gravel
(Summary) In 1961, 2 sows - provide litter - 100% profit - in 5 years enough money to buy a house in Colwall - 2 sows today wouldn’t put fuel in vehicle - farmers complain - 24 hours a day; in 1932 father brought sheep on train - didn’t get a bid so walked them home 17 miles away - got them to Tarrington - left them in orchard - walked to Colwall, and then came back to fetch them the next day - lot of stock walked in - geese driven to B’ham - let them walk through tar and then fine gravel
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