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Our Yorkshire Farm
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One of the nicest shows on the box, love all of them , easy watching
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I like this programme. The kids are just great, all pitch in and have their "jobs" to do from a very young age. Nothing is hidden from them - life and death is accepted. Amanda and Clive have hit a rough patch but what family hasn't gone through this at one time. Need to be left to sort their private lives out without interference
13:10 Wed 03rd Nov 2021
This is not a hobby farm. They farm nearly 2000 acres which is Tenanted from one of the large country estates that border the land. Clive is a seriousl farmer and renowned breeder of Swaledale Sheep. A couple of years ago one of his Swaledale Tups achieved over £20,000 at auction. That is the real bit......The rest is a mainly 'Disney-fied' life on the Farm making a good story for folks who want to forget about the busy world and pretend people really live like that -they don't. She hasn't been a proper 'farmer' for a few years now, just filming the stuff you see in the episodes then flitting off to do her promotional work, .
Stylists, nannies, script writers all descend on the Ravenseat for filming and I'm not surprised Clive has got sick as he did not buy into this -it started with a TV documentary which got out of hand when Amamda realised it was a vehicle to promote herself. He's been made to 'pretend' to do hay timing in March, along with other things that potentially have had the effect of making him look like a laughingstock in the local community. If this was a fictional series it would be wonderful escapism -a bit like 'all creatures great and small' but it pretends its real life, which for real farmers, and those that live in the area (like myself) it makes difficult viewing.
As for the split -well that's their 'private' life and no one knows what goes on being closed doors, unless Amanda can work it to her advantage. Just my personal opinions and observations of course.
Stylists, nannies, script writers all descend on the Ravenseat for filming and I'm not surprised Clive has got sick as he did not buy into this -it started with a TV documentary which got out of hand when Amamda realised it was a vehicle to promote herself. He's been made to 'pretend' to do hay timing in March, along with other things that potentially have had the effect of making him look like a laughingstock in the local community. If this was a fictional series it would be wonderful escapism -a bit like 'all creatures great and small' but it pretends its real life, which for real farmers, and those that live in the area (like myself) it makes difficult viewing.
As for the split -well that's their 'private' life and no one knows what goes on being closed doors, unless Amanda can work it to her advantage. Just my personal opinions and observations of course.
I like this programme. The kids are just great, all pitch in and have their "jobs" to do from a very young age. Nothing is hidden from them - life and death is accepted. Amanda and Clive have hit a rough patch but what family hasn't gone through this at one time. Need to be left to sort their private lives out without interference.
What 'fuss' would that be then Bobbi? Can't see any 'fuss' or 'bother' on this thread. I class the programme like the UK version of 'The Waltons' easy viewing if a little too sugary for my tastes.
BTW you have no idea what her children are like in real life -for better or worse -you only see what you are guided into seeing on the screen. Understand that and you are half-way to understanding most of it is make believe :o)
BTW you have no idea what her children are like in real life -for better or worse -you only see what you are guided into seeing on the screen. Understand that and you are half-way to understanding most of it is make believe :o)
