The author tells of her continued happiness on the farm. Now married, she and her husband acquire new land and begin to breed Welsh Mountain Ponies.

The Wayne family helps settle Indiana in 1817 after leaving Virginia. The family names their farm Smiling HIll Farm and the story follows the family and farm until 1937.

This is an illustrated collection of Daisy Hill Farm stories to share with young children, or for older children to read by themselves.

"Hill Farm tells the story of what appears to be a perfectly ordinary farming family living in a perfect village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It feels like a place that will never change. It's fields have been cultivated since medieval times, it's farmhouse is crumbling and the same bric-a-brac has been circulating the village jumble sales for decades. But change does come, that summer. It comes in different guises: a handsome farm hand, a death-watch beetle, a ylang-ylang scented bosom, a lost hedgerow, a disused water tank. Finally it comes in the shape of an explosive argument in the tractor shed, after which nothing will ever be the same again"--P. [2] of jacket.

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