Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farmn has become iconic, and controversial, thanks to two seasons of the series Clarkson's Farm on Amazon Prime Video. But while we all know TV involves a little staging and editing, most people would expect that 'reality TV' sticks pretty close to reality.
Writing for YorkshireLive, Alex Evans visited the farm and says there are a number of 'fake' things about the show you will learn if you pay a visit for yourself.
Alex said: "It was in this spirit of positive vibes that I drove the two and a bit hours from Yorkshire to the Cotswolds to see what it's really like on Diddly Squat Farm. And what I found was that in a lot of ways it's very different to what you see on - and there's a few bits of smoke and mirrors, some of which came as a definite surprise."
