Tractor & Farming Heritage

Who’s the boss

Life with an agricultural man isn’t easy. They aren’t always the most sensitive of souls, and they leave oily fingerprints and an aroma of cattle wherever they go.

There are upsides; they are good at mending vehicles and putting slates back on a roof,

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