Jeremy Clarkson is continuing to tease fans about his new farming series as he returns home from The Grand Tour season four’s first shoot.
Taking to Instagram, the former Top Gear presenter, 59, posted a photo of an allotment garden with the caption: ‘Fully rural now.’
Although production of the upcoming season of The Grand Tour is still underway, Jeremy also has another very different Amazon series in the pipeline.
I Bought A Farm will focus on dwindling food supplies and the challenges facing farmers across the UK.
Since news of the show’s announcement, Clarkson has been posting numerous clips and photos of his 1,000-acre farm in Chipping Norton.
Filming will kick off in September for what Clarkson previously described as a more hard-hitting Countryfile.
‘We’re not making Countryfile,’ he told The Sunday Times.
‘We’ll be showing it warts and all. For example, I have no view on badger culling in terms of whether it’s necessary, but if it’s happening we will not shy away from putting it in the programme.’
Having just gotten back to England following filming episodes of The Grand Tour in Asia, Clarkson looks to be settling back into rural life.
The Grand Tour season 4 is currently in production for Amazon Prime with a release date yet to be announced for I Bought A Farm.
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