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A think as therapy, but oddly enough ive been writing in a way if i need to explain it to somebody and recently ive had a friend read it and she said you should really think about sharing this with somebody else. Maybe should turn it into some sort of boat. I was like that kind of ridiculous, but i started thinking about it in reworking everything. I thought if i did share with someone i would feel so guilty about sharing everything that i would want to do it under a pen name. I am curious if yo...

THE RT&J Critchley beef farming family, Hutton, stood both champion and reserve at Skipton Auction Mart’s August prime cattle show and sale,…

RETAIL customers were out in force for Skipton Auction Mart’s April prime cattle show and sale, when Threshfield brothers Charles and Richard…

ANOTHER big entry of 3,685 prime sheep at Skipton Auction Mart’s weekly Monday turnout comprised just short of 3,000 hoggs and 648 cast ewes and…

The Calderdale-based Lund family, from Walshaw Farm, Walshaw, Hebden Bridge, clinched a championship and reserve championship double with a brace of home-bred Beltex-cross pens of five at Skipton Auction Mart’s February prime lambs show and sale.

THE Calderdale-based Lund family, from Walshaw Farm, Walshaw, Hebden Bridge, clinched a championship and reserve championship double with a brace of…

THE giant Hutton tension leg platform, a landmark in the North Sea oil industry, has made its final journey today.

Local musicians reflect on 2020 hardships, revel in pandemic success Empty practice room inside Billman Music Pavilion at Michigan State Universitys College of Music while students are taking online classes on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020. (Photo by: DiAmond Moore) — Three different musicians. One common pandemic.  COVID-19 introduced a new way of living life through computer screens and, along with it, an unusual amount of downtime.  But for musicians Jonathan Townley, Brandon Rose and Zach Pe...

SKIPTON Auction Mart’s annual festive store cattle fixture featured pen-judged shows for young bulls, feeding cows and stores, backed by solid across-the-board trade for all classes. (Wed, Dec 9) Picking up the red rosette in the young feeding bulls show was David Broadbent, of Midgley, Halifax, with a British Blue-cross sold for £1,140. A solid entry of 86 head for the section comprised some high quality bulls, which sold to an overall average of £1,030, against £967 the previous fort...

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