I've spent the last three working days with the driver of the other seed dresser watching and learning. Luckily I get on well with him so the three days have been good. I have listened , pressed a few buttons I haven?t pressed before asked silly questions and generally got in his way. But, surprise surprise some of the operations of the machine have slowly insinuated themselves into my brain. And given a following wind and more than a little luck I might just be able to make it perform its tasks without breaking it, perhaps! Honestly though it's not bad to operate, it has a better cleaner than my machine but I don't rate the seed treatment side of the machine. It operates on some sort of a volume measure and I haven't taken it to bits yet to see how it works, but I will. The three days have passed quickly and I am told that my machine is now in working order again, or at least as near working order as it is ever likely to be. So tomorrow I'm on my own again, pretending I'm useful.
The best picture from the last three days has to be the picture below of the Golden Labrador playing king of the castle on a heap of road gravel. He seemed to be very pleased with himself, but he is a very nice dog so perhaps he should be We met him at the farm belonging to our first customer of the day, just north of Whitby.
See you tomorrow.
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