Still seed dressing. Two customers today, the first was only two tonnes so the whole operation including setting up and taking down didn't take more than an hour. I noticed that the bags were fuller than I would have expected, so at the second customer I set up my platform weigh to check. Sure enough my batch weigh was out by three to four kilos every fifty so I finished the job with the weigh platform in use. I hate the thing, it gets in the way. When I got back to the yard I checked the batch weigh over and discovered that it was off one of its hinge points. No wonder it wasn't correct. After putting it back together correctly I checked it and it seems OK again. Thank goodness for that. I'm going to Bridlington in the morning, no not for a paddle in the sea, I'm dressing seed for two customers there. The job is only four and a half tonnes so it shouldn't take long, then its back to the yard. I am told that I will then be taking a load to our Seamer store, the only trouble is that it appears that I won't have a truck. I'm a little baffled as to how I'm going to do the job without a truck but who am I to question my instructions.
I stopped to look over a bridge today on my way to my second customer. Look what I saw below the bridge. I hate swans, very conceited birds, full of their own importance.
The view the other way was good though. The river is the Derwent and I was stood on Howsham bridge.
See you tomorrow.
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