Sorry for the later upload today , the internet gods was against us. Forgot to mention another great new channel called the “Flying Fergy Man” Have a good Sunday 👍
You just never know who your audience might be....lol. Here I am a 60 year old lady, kindergarten paraprofessional in small town New England USA...and I just watched this entire video about repairing an old massy tractor/digger.....and I enjoyed it ! I'm no farmer, but my grandfather was and he was a crack mechanic...could fix and build anything. Most of the machinery on his farm he built himself from scraps and parts off of old vehicles...including...a tractor, cultivator, snow blower, and a roller thingy he used to compact his driveway. I have no interest in machinery per say....but I do so love seeing old things made new and so that's probably why I'm so interested...and....I love farmers....you fellas are so creative and smart about a lot of things. If this world were run by farmers we'd all be a whole LOT better off ! Anyway....love your vids...looking forward to the finish of this digger as well as that old cottage !
I cant believe my luck finding these videos of the 50B! I bought one myself about 3 years ago and at the time, I lost interest in it as I couldnt get anyone to help me or spend the time doing her up. Then I bought a little compact tractor and the 50B (or Big Bertha as we named her) has sat in a shed ever since. Now, I am very excited to get stuck into doing her up. Im not a mechanic of any kind. Im a vet with a love of hardship and figuring stuff out, trying new things and learning (usually the hard way) as I go. Having your videos for a direction, tips and filling in a lot of the missing blanks is a god send. Thank you so much, I'm delighted to have found these videos!
The Massey’s starting to take shape. I’ll have to go check out those channels. Thanks for the recommendations. I’ve been following Karen for a while now, and think she’s awesome
Making your own panels 🤗 Better than original 👍 Lord Muck should be involved over for a play on the digger, Kim on his channel is great at repairs/welding etc... Come to Cavan, and bring your toolbox 😊
Brilliant video Adrian, your some man to build and fix things, after watching this, im going out to change the plug in the lawn mower, ill keep you updated, all jokes aside, i hope that young man makes a full recovery, Karen, no bother to you girl!
Its no wonder your channel keeps growing Adrian, you are not a selfish blogger and the shout out you just gave for that young man and the other UA-camers whom i also love watching. You are inspirational.
Good shoutouts adrian, i watch a lot of karens videos and as you say she is an inspiration to ladies in farming, to do a full time job and come home and look after her farm is amazing well done karen
"You make the warranty invalid." I love your dry humor!! I am continually amazed at your ability to fix things and fabricate whatever you need. I hope you continue for a long, long time. I look forward to your videos.
I had a good laugh at that line too! 😂 It is always interesting to watch Adrian figuring out next steps for the latest challenge and then watch him get it done. 😊
Thanks for the kind words Adrian, I love being a part of this community of Farming UA-camrs and the more support we all give one another the better! Youre a pure professional yourself there is no faulting ya! Keep up the great work youre an inspiration to thousands 🇮🇪🙌
I would not skip watching your channel. I love seeing the farming and your skilled building, designing and rebuilding of buildings snd mechanical things. Great channel! 👍👍Love to your family and best wishes to young Porrick. Hope he remains cancer free. 🙏🏻❤️
Hello Adrian, you spoke some fine words at the end there, i wish the young lad all the best for a speedy recovery, you mentioned other utubers Karen, what a great girl, she is adorable a great credit to women in agriculture, Glynn and his father they make a great team in a very tough environment allways look forward to their vids, thank you all for your time. from 🏴 your close neighbours.
My Mrs is usually watching some soaps or other this time of night! She's absolutely loving it! She struggles to change a plug! 🤣🤣 Once again Adrian, Top Drawer!! Stevie&Diane👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🏴🏴
Another great video Adrian as I mentioned in part one I'm a massive fan of older vehicles and machinery and spent many happy years working on all sorts of stuff. The Massey Ferguson brand is close to my heart as my Dad worked on a farm for 40 years and his first tractor was a TE20 petrol paraffin grey fergy and over the years went up to a 135 etc etc. Where we lived at the time the Massey Ferguson factory at Banner Lane in Coventry was only around 7 miles from us and now and again you would see the trucks and trailers taking the tractors all over including to the docks to be shipped worldwide. Happy days looking back and having great memories. The young lad you mentioned has my best wishes and hope he makes a full recovery and well done you for dedicating this video to him. I'm looking forward to the next installment and keep up the great content 👍👍
From Oregon, USA, I was born and raised on a farm in Missouri until the age of 10. My dad had a Massey-Ferguson similar to the one that you restored for your dad. I always look forward to your videos with the range of topics and projects that you present to us. Many blessings to you and your family.
Nice one Adrian That's a big project with the JCB but I have no doubt but you'll have it like new Best wishes to that young man that got the health knockout, onwards and upwards Best wishes to all that got a mention
There’s probably also a fine gauze filter in the top of the diesel lift pump under the little dome top. Looking at the diesel filters it’s probably fairly ok but no harm to check Also for the third service on the loader probably the easiest option would be to add an electric diverter the same as a tractor loader rather than trying to get a 3 lever valve chest
Brilliant video Adrian, great quality work as always and great of you to give a shout out to those other brilliant channels, who needs a tv anymore apart from watching football, and also I hope young Pauric recovers well to full health again.
Some great skill there Adrian be proud of those light brackets On top of lift pump for diesel there's a cap with a screw in the middle if u take off there's a gauze in there that can be cleaned And great to hear u on radio aswell 👍
Our local drainage contractor did a moutain of work with a 50 B in the 70s and still has it going on shear grab duties in the winter.that will be a mighty job when your finished with it. Great words at the end and that support for that young lad will do so much to maintain a positive attitude and recovery .well done never under estimate the power of community support. And both Glyn and Karen are breath of fresh Kerry air .
I really appreciate you taking the time to explain all the stuff you do in such great detail. Makes all the difference for me when i can learn new stuff when watching videos
Arian, a speedy recovery to the young lad. Agreed!!! Your other Irish farmers ~ their videos are terrific!! You are a kind man to mention them. Totally enjoy your videos ~ something new to learn every time, and I am not a farmer! Thank you!
Adrian a long splitter for bending steel make up a jig from angle Iron and use ur log splitter to bend steel I do it I used normal splitting head and sometimes put a smaller bit of angle iron over the point and she pushed whole length down straight great job
I don’t have a tractor or a farm but there is something very wholesome about your channel, I enjoy seeing the family working around the farm and its lovely content to relax with. Keep doing what you are doing!
Adrian another great video, thank you. Lovely words from the heart about others. I follow Karen and admire the hard work she puts in. I love her videos. Cheers for now
Love the 50b videos. Looking forward to seeing it in super working order. Also looking forward to you building that new machinery shed when ever it happens.
The sheep shepherd is a great watch the young fella has him drove daft half the time😂, Declan’s content is great as well, I appreciate his skill as I’m studying mechanical engineering myslef. Karen is trooper alright. I see she has a nice shiny toy for the winter which will hopefully make things handier for her
One of things i particularly like about Adrian’s channel is he does very little advertising or promoting. Others are at it full time which in my opinion is off putting. Great tips here and very satisfying to watch.
@@James_Smith715 I understand what you are saying and I agree to some extent, but these people put a lot of work into creating the videos, once I got past that piece, I have no problem with a bit of sponsor ship here and there,
@@James_Smith715I like buying my own things when I can, i could fill a few sheds full of sponsored stuff if I wanted too but it would be mostly items I don’t really need. I have a few sponsored videos coming up soon but again just simply stuff that can hopefully help me get through projects faster and make life a little easier.
Aidan unfortunately you will have to drop the sump to achieve clean oil....it will be full of s....e, but worth the trouble....you can flush the oil pump gause and replace the gasket. I know you will as your a perfectionist. Best channel on u tube❤
You should put those super bright lights on the back to really give you a good area to vision. The lights like the ones they put in cars now that blind you. You have a great channel, and I can feel the love you put into your farm and family, that's why you get a lot of likes! I look forward to Sunday mornings like a child waits for Santa to come. You are genuine and real, I don't think you edit out all your errors either. You are just like everyone else and people can tell that. As an American, I absolutely love to see farming in other parts of the world. I would love it if you posted new videos more than 1 a week. But I totally get why you don't. I have found all 3 of those people you gave a shout out to, so I'm going to give them a look. Have a great day and Adrian you stay safe while you are working. Thank you for giving us a peek into your farm.
Fair play to you Adrian for giving the other irish you tubers a shout out they all also have very good content and are worth watching,you are doing a great job on the MF 50B restoration she will be as food as new by the time you are finished great job👍
I really loved this Adrian, there is something very satisfying and rewarding about fabricating and fixing these old yokes. Great video, I look forward to the next one. 👍👍
Its a good point you make about the like and subscribe Adrain. If the content is good and videos regular people will i think automatically like and subscribe. They dont need it thrown at them throughout the video. Keep up the great work, loving the massey digger content 👌👌
Great video again Adrian. Looking forward to seeing all the repairs on the massey to come. You do great work and explain everything really well. Always enjoy your videos. Best wishes to padraic for a full recovery. Karen and sheep shepherd are great you tubers aswell.
As always great video from start to finish, been following your channel from the very start, great giving them other inspirations on UA-cam a wee push on, 👍🤠
Have you considered using all the old oil and putting it into a massive container and then putting your wooden stakes (for fencing) into the container. It works a treat and extends the life of the stakes.
Hey Adrian great video as always might be and idea to put a shock absorber in the front loader when your going at the hydraulic rams anyway it would take a a lot off the bouncing out off it on the road and make her easier steer and easier on the front axle just idea I don’t think them absorbers are that dear and sure you’ve seen yourself no doubt with the loader on tractor the different they make just and idea either way keep up the good work 👌🏻
Fantastic video Adrian 👍🏆♥️ your working your magic on the Massey 👍 Aww the very best to the young man, and wish you a speedy recovery ❤ I'll be checking out your recommendations for the other UA-camrs 👍 Have a lovely day ❤
Great words at the end there Adrian. Do it for the love - not the liked. Funnily enough I think you’ll find the likes will follow :). All the best - from Manchester, UK. (City boy)
Sorry for the later upload today , the internet gods was against us.
Forgot to mention another great new channel called the
“Flying Fergy Man”
Have a good Sunday 👍
No need to be sorry. We love your videos whenever you get them up. Have a good Sunday to you and your family
Thank you so much for the kind words Adrian, I really appreciate it
Not a bother 👍
We watch all your videos Karen. You have a lot of viewers in our house.
@@ciaranconeely8579 Thank you!!
@@karenmoynihanfarm 👍👍👍👍.
Keep up the good work both of ye Adrian and Karen. Two experts in UA-cam channels. I have great respect and admiration for the two of ye.
More entertaining than RTE and no TV licence required
Thanks so much for the mention Adrian, you're a gentleman and a top farmer. Keep up the super videos👍
You just never know who your audience might be....lol. Here I am a 60 year old lady, kindergarten paraprofessional in small town New England USA...and I just watched this entire video about repairing an old massy tractor/digger.....and I enjoyed it ! I'm no farmer, but my grandfather was and he was a crack mechanic...could fix and build anything. Most of the machinery on his farm he built himself from scraps and parts off of old vehicles...including...a tractor, cultivator, snow blower, and a roller thingy he used to compact his driveway. I have no interest in machinery per say....but I do so love seeing old things made new and so that's probably why I'm so interested...and....I love farmers....you fellas are so creative and smart about a lot of things. If this world were run by farmers we'd all be a whole LOT better off ! Anyway....love your vids...looking forward to the finish of this digger as well as that old cottage !
I cant believe my luck finding these videos of the 50B!
I bought one myself about 3 years ago and at the time, I lost interest in it as I couldnt get anyone to help me or spend the time doing her up. Then I bought a little compact tractor and the 50B (or Big Bertha as we named her) has sat in a shed ever since.
Now, I am very excited to get stuck into doing her up. Im not a mechanic of any kind. Im a vet with a love of hardship and figuring stuff out, trying new things and learning (usually the hard way) as I go.
Having your videos for a direction, tips and filling in a lot of the missing blanks is a god send.
Thank you so much, I'm delighted to have found these videos!
You are going to have the best looking 50B digger in the world once you have finished the refurb, keep up the good work.
I am not a mechanically inclined person but I certainly enjoy watching you give these pensioner machines a new lease on life.
love Karens channel,lovely hard working girl
The Massey’s starting to take shape.
I’ll have to go check out those channels. Thanks for the recommendations. I’ve been following Karen for a while now, and think she’s awesome
Making your own panels 🤗
Better than original 👍
Lord Muck should be involved over for a play on the digger, Kim on his channel is great at repairs/welding etc...
Come to Cavan, and bring your toolbox 😊
Your personality, hard work, dedication and ability to adapt to anything makes this channel very easy to watch. You are nice people.
Appreciate that greatly have a great Christmas
Brilliant video Adrian, your some man to build and fix things, after watching this, im going out to change the plug in the lawn mower, ill keep you updated, all jokes aside, i hope that young man makes a full recovery, Karen, no bother to you girl!
Its no wonder your channel keeps growing Adrian, you are not a selfish blogger and the shout out you just gave for that young man and the other UA-camers whom i also love watching. You are inspirational.
if I needed a reminder to push the like button, it would be your side eye! Great video as normal. Thank you Adrian and family.
Good shoutouts adrian, i watch a lot of karens videos and as you say she is an inspiration to ladies in farming, to do a full time job and come home and look after her farm is amazing well done karen
"You make the warranty invalid." I love your dry humor!! I am continually amazed at your ability to fix things and fabricate whatever you need. I hope you continue for a long, long time. I look forward to your videos.
I had a good laugh at that line too! 😂 It is always interesting to watch Adrian figuring out next steps for the latest challenge and then watch him get it done. 😊
Wishing that young chap a full and fruitful recovery.
Thanks for the kind words Adrian, I love being a part of this community of Farming UA-camrs and the more support we all give one another the better! Youre a pure professional yourself there is no faulting ya! Keep up the great work youre an inspiration to thousands 🇮🇪🙌
Adrian you did a very tidy job on those tail lights, look very well 👍🏻
I would not skip watching your channel. I love seeing the farming and your skilled building, designing and rebuilding of buildings snd mechanical things. Great channel! 👍👍Love to your family and best wishes to young Porrick. Hope he remains cancer free. 🙏🏻❤️
Hopefully that young fella makes a full recovery.
Love Karen and Declan....
Keep up the great work you do A. Love the chanell
Hello Adrian, you spoke some fine words at the end there, i wish the young lad all the best for a speedy recovery, you mentioned other utubers Karen, what a great girl, she is adorable a great credit to women in agriculture, Glynn and his father they make a great team in a very tough environment allways look forward to their vids, thank you all for your time. from 🏴 your close neighbours.
Adrian, you’re a man of many parts. That was a superb piece of fabrication. Looking forward to seeing more of the restoration.
My Mrs is usually watching some soaps or other this time of night! She's absolutely loving it! She struggles to change a plug! 🤣🤣 Once again Adrian, Top Drawer!! Stevie&Diane👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🏴🏴
Another great video Adrian as I mentioned in part one I'm a massive fan of older vehicles and machinery and spent many happy years working on all sorts of stuff. The Massey Ferguson brand is close to my heart as my Dad worked on a farm for 40 years and his first tractor was a TE20 petrol paraffin grey fergy and over the years went up to a 135 etc etc. Where we lived at the time the Massey Ferguson factory at Banner Lane in Coventry was only around 7 miles from us and now and again you would see the trucks and trailers taking the tractors all over including to the docks to be shipped worldwide. Happy days looking back and having great memories. The young lad you mentioned has my best wishes and hope he makes a full recovery and well done you for dedicating this video to him. I'm looking forward to the next installment and keep up the great content 👍👍
I ma not any kind of mechanic or fabricator but I have really been enjoying watching this rebuild. many thanks
Thank you and your family for the great videos. You will soon be getting a well deserved 100k plaque.
Fair play to you all those young people deserve some credit as do you
I always love watching you Adrian! Much love!!!!
Fine job there Adrian all the best to that young man and a speedy recovery 🙏 👍👍
Man after my own heart Adrian . Nice work
From Oregon, USA, I was born and raised on a farm in Missouri until the age of 10. My dad had a Massey-Ferguson similar to the one that you restored for your dad. I always look forward to your videos with the range of topics and projects that you present to us. Many blessings to you and your family.
Nice one Adrian
That's a big project with the JCB but I have no doubt but you'll have it like new
Best wishes to that young man that got the health knockout, onwards and upwards
Best wishes to all that got a mention
There’s probably also a fine gauze filter in the top of the diesel lift pump under the little dome top. Looking at the diesel filters it’s probably fairly ok but no harm to check
Also for the third service on the loader probably the easiest option would be to add an electric diverter the same as a tractor loader rather than trying to get a 3 lever valve chest
Hi Adrian, from New Zealand. You are a top man. Well done
Hi Adrian, really enjoying watching you breathing new life into your MF digger 😊
Thanks for sharing .
I really like watching Sheep Shepherd as it reminds me of my son and me. Karen is a joy to watch.
Brilliant video Adrian, great quality work as always and great of you to give a shout out to those other brilliant channels, who needs a tv anymore apart from watching football,
and also I hope young Pauric recovers well to full health again.
Does the heart good to see you breathing new life into something that could have been easily left for scrap over the years 👍🏻👌🏻
Some great skill there Adrian be proud of those light brackets
On top of lift pump for diesel there's a cap with a screw in the middle if u take off there's a gauze in there that can be cleaned
And great to hear u on radio aswell 👍
Our local drainage contractor did a moutain of work with a 50 B in the 70s and still has it going on shear grab duties in the winter.that will be a mighty job when your finished with it. Great words at the end and that support for that young lad will do so much to maintain a positive attitude and recovery .well done never under estimate the power of community support. And both Glyn and Karen are breath of fresh Kerry air .
Great video Adrian and very kind words at the end about all them channels I watch them all very good 👌👌👌
I really appreciate you taking the time to explain all the stuff you do in such great detail. Makes all the difference for me when i can learn new stuff when watching videos
What a gentleman. Top 👌
Arian, a speedy recovery to the young lad.
Agreed!!! Your other Irish farmers ~ their videos are terrific!!
You are a kind man to mention them. Totally enjoy your videos ~ something new to learn every time, and I am not a farmer! Thank you!
Great video. You have a good pair of hands
Adrian a long splitter for bending steel make up a jig from angle Iron and use ur log splitter to bend steel I do it I used normal splitting head and sometimes put a smaller bit of angle iron over the point and she pushed whole length down straight great job
Great video again Adrian maybe a led light bar front and back sure you would light up cavan from space👽
Some job on those rear indicator housings Adrian you won't have any trouble with lights/wiring again by the time you're done!
I don’t have a tractor or a farm but there is something very wholesome about your channel, I enjoy seeing the family working around the farm and its lovely content to relax with. Keep doing what you are doing!
Fabulous video ❤and shout out, loved it.
A man of so many talents - that was a pleasure to watch. Thank You👌👌👏👏
Adrian another great video, thank you. Lovely words from the heart about others. I follow Karen and admire the hard work she puts in. I love her videos. Cheers for now
Love the 50b videos. Looking forward to seeing it in super working order. Also looking forward to you building that new machinery shed when ever it happens.
Great work with the JEb keep up the good work
The sheep shepherd is a great watch the young fella has him drove daft half the time😂, Declan’s content is great as well, I appreciate his skill as I’m studying mechanical engineering myslef. Karen is trooper alright. I see she has a nice shiny toy for the winter which will hopefully make things handier for her
Great video again Adrian👌
My thoughts and prayers are with your friends family wishing a speedy and full recovery
Very interesting project Adrian and I can see you are enjoying it also ,done to perfection as usual .
Big fan of yourself and Karen both so so hardworking and genuine guys good luck
A talented man with a big heart, well done on another great vid.
Love this channel. Really look forward to the videos coming out each week. Best wishes to young Pádraig - can’t keep a good man down 💪🏻💪🏻
I think it’s time for Massey to step up to the plate and sponsor the channel,
One of things i particularly like about Adrian’s channel is he does very little advertising or promoting. Others are at it full time which in my opinion is off putting. Great tips here and very satisfying to watch.
@@James_Smith715 I understand what you are saying and I agree to some extent, but these people put a lot of work into creating the videos, once I got past that piece, I have no problem with a bit of sponsor ship here and there,
@@James_Smith715I like buying my own things when I can, i could fill a few sheds full of sponsored stuff if I wanted too but it would be mostly items I don’t really need.
I have a few sponsored videos coming up soon but again just simply stuff that can hopefully help me get through projects faster and make life a little easier.
the digger is coming back to life, great words always rewarding to watch you, thank you
Aidan unfortunately you will have to drop the sump to achieve clean oil....it will be full of s....e, but worth the trouble....you can flush the oil pump gause and replace the gasket. I know you will as your a perfectionist. Best channel on u tube❤
You should put those super bright lights on the back to really give you a good area to vision. The lights like the ones they put in cars now that blind you.
You have a great channel, and I can feel the love you put into your farm and family, that's why you get a lot of likes! I look forward to Sunday mornings like a child waits for Santa to come. You are genuine and real, I don't think you edit out all your errors either. You are just like everyone else and people can tell that. As an American, I absolutely love to see farming in other parts of the world. I would love it if you posted new videos more than 1 a week. But I totally get why you don't.
I have found all 3 of those people you gave a shout out to, so I'm going to give them a look.
Have a great day and Adrian you stay safe while you are working. Thank you for giving us a peek into your farm.
Thank you appreciate it Karol 👍
Hi Adrian,
Fantastic work being done with the 50B. It's very interesting to watch and great to see life being brought back into the old girl.
I dont know what it is but i love watching this channel. Ive no cows not on a farm and not even in Ireland but i love it!
Fair play to you Adrian you do great work and your heart is in the right place
fair play adrain for giving other u tubers shout out my prayers and taughts with tat young mans family
It must be so rewarding to watch your digger coming back to life
Fair play to you Adrian for giving the other irish you tubers a shout out they all also have very good content and are worth watching,you are doing a great job on the MF 50B restoration she will be as food as new by the time you are finished great job👍
I really loved this Adrian, there is something very satisfying and rewarding about fabricating and fixing these old yokes. Great video, I look forward to the next one. 👍👍
Im only a small UA-camr but i am inspired by yourself and declan and Karen
Adrian brilliant interview with Oliver Callan on Friday morning on RTE Radio.
Really enjoyed, he’s a nice chap that Oliver
Great channel and knowledge.
You were determined to get that old massey up and running. Almost 93k subscribers.
Top man Adrian, 100,000 subs on the way
Great comment on the inline filter. They are always a good idea. Cheap and essentially offer you a visual inspecton point into the fuel system.
Its a good point you make about the like and subscribe Adrain. If the content is good and videos regular people will i think automatically like and subscribe. They dont need it thrown at them throughout the video. Keep up the great work, loving the massey digger content 👌👌
We'll said
Backhoe is looking well Adrian. Nice work on the lights
Fantastic video. Not easy doing the work and getting plenty of video to explain what you are doing. Very informative, too. Great stuff, lad.
Great video, I enjoyed it. Michae . Dublin
Great video Adrian super job on the light brackets and wishing your other you tubers well
Great video again Adrian. Looking forward to seeing all the repairs on the massey to come. You do great work and explain everything really well. Always enjoy your videos. Best wishes to padraic for a full recovery. Karen and sheep shepherd are great you tubers aswell.
Another great video, enjoying the digger refurb, Id would have had a Ford 550 but there we go! Karen Moynihan gets my vote
Thank you Adrian for your Sunday videos i look forward to them every sunday . Your topics and delivery are just right
As always great video from start to finish, been following your channel from the very start, great giving them other inspirations on UA-cam a wee push on, 👍🤠
Have you considered using all the old oil and putting it into a massive container and then putting your wooden stakes (for fencing) into the container. It works a treat and extends the life of the stakes.
Wouldn’t be a a great practice to display on UA-cam. I do it myself as the stakes now days are rubbish and need Al the protection they can get.
@@PaddyGun fair point. There are videos on YT - I first learnt about it on YT 😁
I‘m always looking forward to Sundays. Love your channel, Adrian. Keep on going like this.
Well done Adrian great words
Hey Adrian great video as always might be and idea to put a shock absorber in the front loader when your going at the hydraulic rams anyway it would take a a lot off the bouncing out off it on the road and make her easier steer and easier on the front axle just idea I don’t think them absorbers are that dear and sure you’ve seen yourself no doubt with the loader on tractor the different they make just and idea either way keep up the good work 👌🏻
Well done Adrian, another great video.
Loving the massey videos. Very interesting
Fantastic video Adrian 👍🏆♥️ your working your magic on the Massey 👍 Aww the very best to the young man, and wish you a speedy recovery ❤ I'll be checking out your recommendations for the other UA-camrs 👍 Have a lovely day ❤
Wow them new light fixings on the digger look sweet,if you didn't know any better you'd think they were bought
Great words at the end there Adrian. Do it for the love - not the liked. Funnily enough I think you’ll find the likes will follow :). All the best - from Manchester, UK. (City boy)
Great stuff Adrian 💪