When Sally's father is forced to retire, he finds himself at a loose end, until Peter suggests he takes up gardening - and the pair strike up a fractious partnership around the unlikely form of a prize melon.
When Sally's father is forced to retire, he finds himself at a loose end, until Peter suggests he takes up gardening - and the pair strike up a fractious partnership around the unlikely form of a prize melon.
When Peter travels down to London for a few days, to record with the pop group Close Encounters, Sally is left behind in Shillingbury with cracks in the wall, a leaking roof, a storm and an amorous handyman.
When Peter travels down to London for a few days, to record with the pop group Close Encounters, Sally is left behind in Shillingbury with cracks in the wall, a leaking roof, a storm and an amorous handyman.
Bemoaning dwindling attendances at the parish church, the Reverend Norris refers to an old tradition, the Shillingbury Miracle - and Jake is convinced that his farmhouse is haunted. Could the two things be linked?
Bemoaning dwindling attendances at the parish church, the Reverend Norris refers to an old tradition, the Shillingbury Miracle - and Jake is convinced that his farmhouse is haunted. Could the two things be linked?
