Realising when he was 15 that ‘the call of the land was irresistible’, Ian Campbell Thomson embarked on a lifetime of farm work. His memoirs capture an era before mechanization, beginning in 1947 in Stirlingshire and recalling getting to grips with traditional skills, harvesting, and his devotion towards the Clydesale horses, Donald and Blossom, with which he ploughed until the arrival of a Ferguson tractor.
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