going out of business? yeah, the farm was a failed - going out of business? yeah, l the farm was a failed business. we did everything we could, we identified, we cried driven crops, we tried cows, we sold ice cream. we did everything we could, but always it was this clay that was against us. so let s just clay that was against us. so let sjust stop for a clay that was against us. so let s just stop for a second and look around. because what we are surrounded by now is a form of wildness. form of wildness. yes, it is extraordinary, form of wildness. yes, it is extraordinary, isn t - form of wildness. yes, it is extraordinary, isn t it? - form of wildness. yes, it is extraordinary, isn t it? in l extraordinary, isn t it? in about 2004, 2005, this would have been a field of wheat. what we did, piecemeal over about six years was leave the fields after their last harvest, just left them open as stubble and allowed the seed to come in, allowed the hawthorn, blackthorn, dog rose, bramble