Clarkson’s Farm visitors expose what you don’t see on TV

There's a few hidden gems

As the show has grown in popularity, the demand to see the farm has also. So much so that local residents have even called the police due to the large queues.

While those watching see a good insight into day-to-day life on the farm ran by Jeremy Clarkson, there are still some bits which the cameras don't pick up.

Fans who travel from all over the country to see the farm have revealed some of those secrets, including who you may see.

Unfortunately, if you're travelling in the hope of seeing Clarkson himself or any of his popular assistants, you're probably going to be left disappointed.

Some have even reported of going into the shop and seeing staff members working instead of popular shopkeeper, Lisa Hogan.

One review said that they were "hoping to see Jeremy or Kaleb but we didn't see anyone famous on this occasion."

Others have been more fortunate and have bumped into famous faces, posting on social media to prove that they do in fact come to Diddly Squat Farm.

Meanwhile more reviews have claimed that the shop is actually quite expensive for what it's worth, with jars of honey (or bee juice) costing as much as £15.n

Yorkshire Live reporter Alex Evans travelled to investigate further and found other things on-site that you may not encounter on the show.

Among those included a pop-up shop, local lavender flower seller and messages left by people on the planks of the lambing shed.

Those messages ranged from people to saying they were there, insults aimed at Clarkson's The Grand Tourco-star James May and even praise for Pepper the cow - an icon of the show.

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