Miss Jean Burns, who was born in Tranmere on the Wirral and moved to the Isle of Man in 1947, talks to David Callister about the following topics:
- Ploughing horses
- Holidays to the Isle of Man
- Land Girl in the UK
- Working on Frank Richmond’s farm in Ramsey
- Competing in the British Ploughing Association match
- Ploughing fields for Charles Kerruish at Ballafayle
- Learning how to drive a tractor
- Judging ploughing matches
- Breeding horses at Bolivia Mount
- Breaking in horses
- Horse ‘vocabulary’
- Winning 3rd place in World Ploughing Match
- Taking part in BBC radio programme ‘Have A Go’
Interviews
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Interview with Miss Jean Burns
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