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Channel 4 Looking for Farming Families from the West Country


Channel 4 are looking for farming families from The West Country!

Jack Whitehall is coming to the West Country with a new Channel 4 entertainment show and is looking for a local farming family to stay with.

Are you a fun-loving family, proud of your West Country heritage?  Do you think you can show Jack a good time?

Would you be willing to put our host up for the night and show him just how hospitable people from the West Country really are?

If the answer is yes then we want to hear from YOU!

E-mail us at westcountry@magnumtv.co.uk with your contact details, a family photo and the reasons why your household is the best!

ALL APPLICANTS MUST LIVE IN THE WEST COUNTRY

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Thursday, September 1st, 2011 Muddy Matches, TV Opportunities

Muddy Matches at Cereals

We had a great day at Cereals yesterday and it was fab to see so many of our members, past and present.  Thanks to all of you who reminded us what a useful service we provide to single farmers – glad to see so many of you in happy couples now and telling all your friends about it!

Slight technical hitch with the MM motorhome though!

Oops

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Thursday, June 16th, 2011 Muddy Matches, Shows

Muddy Matches at LAMMA

Great to see so many of you at the LAMMA Show yesterday!

Emma and I had a cracking day, despite a small hiccup with the vehicle (see below), and were really chuffed to hear so many success stories.  We’d only been in the showground about 5 minutes and thought we’d grab some breakfast before wandering round and the lady we bought our food from announced that she had just got together with someone from Muddy Matches!  Later on, another chap told us that he had just got married to a girl he had met on the site…all in all I think about 15 people came up to us to say that they had found lurve with Muddy Matches which is very exciting!

Now, as you know, we love a bit of mud but it did cause a few problems for us yesterday when we got the MM motorhome stuck in the entrance just seconds after entering the car park.  They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity but, had we fully blocked the entrance, there may have been a few angry farmers…luckily cars could still get by!

Stuck in the mud

Definitely stuck!

Nice idea...but a little ambitious!

Aaah - that's more like it!

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Thursday, January 20th, 2011 Muddy Matches, Shows

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