This boy’s too young to be singing, the blues
So goodbye yellow brick road
Where the dogs of society howl
You can’t plant me in your penthouse
I’m going back to my plough
– Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Elton John
One of the great things about farm life is that you can simply disappear down the paddock on days like these.
Today was all about the future of the farm. We started building a new fence to protect young trees, mapped out the next stage of our small irrigation project, watched silage being baled, checked our flourishing summer crops and had millet sown in two long paddocks.
I’m not handing over any of my optimism to the Trumpet – no matter how loud and discordant its notes blow – on the other side of the globe. Sorry America but, tonight, I’m going back to my plough.
Good on you.
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We live in “interesting times” over on this side of the Big Pond. Wish us all luck.
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Good luck, Lavinia! The shudders are being felt all around the globe.
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