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Hi Both Nice to have fun, trial and error is part of the fun you both did well and it is a good advert for the horticultural classes Keep up the good work George S

Here are some of my tools and helpers getting there with their help a John Deere Hope you like

Thanks George, I was hoping you would chip in. It was a lot of fun for a first attempt and I learnt a lot over the weekend, need to make a few changes to the tractor and try again

I'm sure John has a secret hidy hole and when we aren't looking he sneaks little jewels into the shed for us to find to keep us on our toes and see the expression on our faces. I was amazed to find the unihorse cover in the most unlikely place, just goes to show we have to keep looking

Chris is like a sniffer dog on heat. God only knows what he'd find if we let him off his lease. I, and other visitors, had also been in the area where the tires were found countless times without spotting them. He also found part of a Uni-Horse tractor which was sold a while ago buried under a pile of old window frames in the middle of John's lawn ( for want of a better description ). John has a very strange storage system. Also found was another peace offering for Pam. He needs to bring his Track Horse with dozer blade on his next visit. Plenty of undergrowth to clear which could be hiding even more goodie's. Thanks again for the help Chris.

Had another exciting day with John and Alan, found a few small bits in an old caravan also a 56lb weight for the front of my ploughing tractor but the biggest surprize was 4 new tri-rib tyres in the barn that ide been in dozens of time's and missed them and they were right in front of me

Found a front loader in USA waiting for a quote. Three point linkage and new seat still available from Ransomes Jacobsen through our local dealer Rickerby.

Pleased to help, Jonathan. It was worth it just to admire the view. Give me a shout when you do.

Here's a couple of photos I missed off my camera