I have seen recommendations before, but I thought that documentaries with such names are either boring approaching science, or cliché idyll. So I was looking for a hypnotic video, but I didn't expect it to be a modern farming documentary comedy with a natural contrast that I couldn't stop watching hhhh.
Through this show, I can see that the hardships and joys of rural life are so different from urban life. All year round, busy plowing sowing, herding sheep, opening up wetlands, delivering lambs, harvesting and opening farm shops (every link is hard and funny?). It also unfortunately suffered from rare extreme weather and the 2020 epidemic. And it is precisely during the epidemic that these grassroots workers are the key workers of the whole society.
As he learns more about the farm, the perspective slowly begins to shift, watching Kaleb finally drive from Cotswold into London to sell wasabi. From Kaleb's perspective, we can feel the pretense and absurdity of the big city compared to the countryside, and understand why he didn't dare to get off the bus on the school trip to London when he was studying.
The last episode is about a full year of farming by hand. After the harvest transaction is completed, the settlement begins. After working hard on these hundreds of acres for a year, the profit is only 144 pounds. Jeremy raised the most important question. What about the farmers who made the show?
(I also realized that it was really ridiculous to say "don't read and go to the countryside to farm" before (farming is too difficult???, I will never waste food in the future))
And the second season will be out next year! look forward to! Amway you!
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