Trailer load of Honey Supers
Some random person drove onto our property in Mere Road today, towing a large trailer stacked with Honey Supers full of honeycomb. They unhooked the trailer, wrapped some of it in glad-wrap, and drove off again.
We have no idea who they were as they didn't even have the decency to stop at the house and say who they were and what they were doing there. So perhaps a delivery to the wrong address?
So, if you are expecting some honey supers to be delivered, and they haven't been, then they are probably yours.
If you are the person who came on to our property and left them here, and have no manners, then come and take them away again, pronto.
If you are a policeman, the trailer has no number plate or registration from what I can see - go for your life!
If this notice doesn't seem very neighbourly, it's because we already have a bunch of other peoples crap dumped here and we're tired of being taken advantage of!
If you know anything about these goings on, please phone us - 879 8847.
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
Do you think you know the answer?
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