Jeremy Clarkson has undertaken a major task at Diddly Squat Farm, opting to spring-clean the entire farmyard to declutter and organize the sprawling thousand-acre property. In his recent column for The Times, the former Top Gear host humorously reflects on the innate human tendency to tackle clutter at the first hint of spring sunshine, admitting that the disarray had been ‘driving me mad.’
After some arduous effort, including filling three skips with discarded items, Clarkson completed the mammoth task, despite the challenges of navigating the farm’s assortment of seemingly purposeless and worn-out equipment. The TV personality, who purchased the Sarsden estate in 2008 and transformed it into Diddly Squat Farm, chronicled his unconventional farming journey on the popular show ‘Clarkson’s Farm.’