When the trio come upon the bail Clegg refers to it as hay.. the bail is straw not hay.. hay is mown grass bailed and has a green colour.. this bail is straw coloured .. from wheat .. barley..
i'm a great fan of LOTSW and watch repeatedly since it's first airing so this is an observation not really a huge criticism.. i love the scenes where the women get together and give us men a good verbal workout. Very funny..
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A roll in the hay
Prismark1013 August 2018
Barry and Glenda have been discussing having a baby after four years of marriage. Barry confides in Wesley as they are in a Reliant Robin.
Glenda confides in the four women as they are having tea. Of course only Edie has had children herself. Not sure what Pearl, Nora and Ivy could offer in terms of advice.
Seymour laments that rectangular bales of straw have been replaced with the large round hay bales. When one of them rolls away they try to push it back in place and Seymour borrows the Reliant Robin and Compo drives it as he has a motorbike licence.
Somehow Compo gets Pearl, Nora and Ivy to squeeze in to the Robin as they are sick and tired of waiting for the bus.
Pushing a roll of hay is easy enough until it is time to put the brakes on.
There was a nicely shot scene where a bus full of Japanese tourists come across our trio looking inside the bale of hay. As the bus winds down the hill, you can still periodically see it on screen as our trio keep on chatting about a rat in the hay bale.
Glenda confides in the four women as they are having tea. Of course only Edie has had children herself. Not sure what Pearl, Nora and Ivy could offer in terms of advice.
Seymour laments that rectangular bales of straw have been replaced with the large round hay bales. When one of them rolls away they try to push it back in place and Seymour borrows the Reliant Robin and Compo drives it as he has a motorbike licence.
Somehow Compo gets Pearl, Nora and Ivy to squeeze in to the Robin as they are sick and tired of waiting for the bus.
Pushing a roll of hay is easy enough until it is time to put the brakes on.
There was a nicely shot scene where a bus full of Japanese tourists come across our trio looking inside the bale of hay. As the bus winds down the hill, you can still periodically see it on screen as our trio keep on chatting about a rat in the hay bale.
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