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After leaving the editorship of the Daily Express in 2001, Rosie Boycott wasn't sure what to do next. The natural step would have been to stay in London and continue her highly successful media career. But a horrific car accident forced Rosie to rethink her life. When an opportunity arises to rent a small farm in Somerset, Rosie and her new husband Charlie decide to take it, determined to throw themselves into a new challenge and to make the land profitable. It proves a daunting task, but it also reaps rewards that have nothing to do with money, rewards they never expected.
A memoir-ish book about becoming a small time farmer as well as the implications of having a supermarket chain in your small town. Generally enjoyed the tone of this though it was a bit choppy at points.