Our final destination with this bunch. The cattle know the schedule thru out the year as we change pastures

which makes it easy to move them from place to place.

We also had been working on getting our bulls in and back home this week. Bart was the last hold-out

of the bunch. He got to be rather agressive this summer. The first few minutes when we we getting

him to the corral and trailer he was good. Things rapidly went downhill from there though. Bart decided he was going to go the way he wanted which was the opposite of the way he was supposed to go. He got crankier and crankier,finally refusing to move at all. With Doug and I urging him with the help of the dogs

he still wouldn'tdo need to check back in with the people, and it is perfectly possible to get a parliamentary majority for that after the election."

Just four months ago David Gauke was a cabinet minister and regarded as one of the safest pair of hands in the Tory Party.

He is now urging voters to stop Boris Johnson from winning a majority.

His decision to stand as an independent candidate is prompted by his fear that Mr Johnson is "boxed in" to a no-deal Brexit by his refusal to consider any extension of the transition period beyond December 2020.

An impossible timetable, Mr Gauke believes, in which to secure a trade deal - and a view shared by many hard line Brexiteers.

Mr Gauke is one of only a small band of former Tory