In article ,
says...

The world is full of people who would rather live in a/the house they can't
afford to buy.

This applies to people living and working in a rural community. People
like agricultural workers.


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Conor wrote:


People
like agricultural workers.


As opposed to truckers. :-)

Silk wrote in message
...

Conor wrote:

People like agricultural workers.

As opposed to truckers. :-)

Hmmm...

(a) People are attacted to agricultural workers but can't stick truckers.

(b) Truckers can/cannot be like agricultural workers.

Hmmmm........

JNugent wrote:


Hmmm...

(a) People are attacted to agricultural workers but can't stick truckers.

(b) Truckers can/cannot be like agricultural workers.

Hmmmm........


I dunno either. :-)

Conor wrote:

This applies to people living and working in a rural community. People
like agricultural workers.

Who nowadays are generally asylum seekers bussed in from the nearest big
city.

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"PeterE" wrote the following in:


Conor wrote:

This applies to people living and working in a rural community.
People like agricultural workers.

Who nowadays are generally asylum seekers bussed in from the
nearest big city.

Stupid statements like that reveal nothing but your own idiocy.

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Robin May wrote:
"PeterE" wrote the following in:


Conor wrote:

This applies to people living and working in a rural community.
People like agricultural workers.

Who nowadays are generally asylum seekers bussed in from the
nearest big city.

Stupid statements like that reveal nothing but your own idiocy.

Do disagree that agricultural workers are often bussed in from cities then?
Whether they're asylum seekers, illegal immigrants or whatever is
irrelevant.

Perhaps in your fantasy world agricultural work is done by long-serving
workers called "Clem" who live in tied cottages next to the land being
farmed.

Meanwhile, in the real world....

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In article ,
says...

Do disagree that agricultural workers are often bussed in from cities then?

Yep. They're only bussed in during harvest time in labour intensive
situations such as potato harvesting where they do the sizing. You
don't find many on farms outside of that.


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Conor

"Cogito Eggo Sum" - "I think, therefore I am a waffle"

wrote:

says...

Do disagree that agricultural workers are often bussed in from
cities then?

Yep. They're only bussed in during harvest time in labour intensive
situations such as potato harvesting where they do the sizing. You
don't find many on farms outside of that.

That doesn't militate against what Peter wrote.

He didn't say they were there all the time (and those of us that live and
work in or near to agricultural areas know that what you both have said is
true).

In article ,
says...

That doesn't militate against what Peter wrote.

He didn't say they were there all the time (and those of us that live and
work in or near to agricultural areas know that what you both have said is
true).

Yeah, both points are valid. It depends on the area. Lincolnshire, i.e
Spalding locality, and Norfolk tend to have all year roundcrop
production unlike up here.


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"Cogito Eggo Sum" - "I think, therefore I am a waffle"