A lucky inheritance makes Harriet's dream of an escape to the country a possibility. But Jack refuses to go.

The Boult family is upset by the rural pastime of badger baiting. Freddie has a severe attack of asthma. But what can they do? Jack realises there's a way he can settle the score - using his skills at the wheel of a car.

Jack comes across some horse rustlers and Harriet is hit by a new asthma attack, the Boults also discover more about Hilly. Maybe she is sitting on some hidden assets which could be worth a lot of money.

Jack is late home after a hippy convoy blocks the local roads. Harriet and Hilly find the travelling life attractive and discover some secrets in Jack's past.

The Boult family is struck with headaches and ulcers. Only Freddy seems immune.

A day trip to London for Harriet, Freddy and Tom serves to reinforce the joys of Meadows Green Farm. But Hilly's musical talents bring a twist of fate to Freddy's apparent return to health.

Harriet studies shiatsu massage with a view to becoming a masseuse and Jack gives support to his daughter, Freddy, who's revising for her GCSE's.

Hilly and her animals invade the Boults' house, but their arrival coincides with a pair of barn owls who are brought to nest in a nearby barn. Suddenly, the place seems overcrowded.

The Boult family continue in their efforts to preserve the countryside they have adopted as their new home.

The Boults discover a local quarry, which has more under the surface than mere chalk.

Continuing this rural drama with the environment-friendly Boult family.

More rural drama with the Boult family.

Freddy's local history project uncovers a mystery surrounding the ownership of Meadows Green Farm.

With bats in the belfry, a skeleton in their garden and a poltergeist in their house, the Boults are in for a disturbing time.

There are rustic ructions when Freddy discovers Lord Corwen is planning to stage a hare coursing meet.

Two strangers arrive at the Broughall Estate - a shearer with a mysterious past and a rouge stag of a place in the herd.

Harriet's reluctance to talk about her deceased father is challenged when Ellen, his companion in his final years, turns up.

Ted needs a new barn and Freddy has an idea about how to build one. But someone is determined to burn it down. And is there room for a fox hunter and a fox enthusiast in the same family?