A 25-year-old hill farmer’s daughter will be telling amusing tales about lambing and the characters who populate her world in the Peak District at the latest evening talk to be held at Worcester care home Fernhill House. 

Lydia Slack, who has an MSc in water science, policy and management from Oxford University, was an intern for the United Nations in New York, has modelled in London Fashion Week and spent a year volunteering in Swaziland, began her speaking career when she was just 17. 

Her sharp observational humour has earned her a sizeable following in the after dinner speaking world and she won a National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs best speaker award for her amusing account of the trials and tribulations of being a teenager on a hill farm. 
 She will be sharing her observations with residents of the Fernhill Heath home and members of the public keen for a little entertaining insight into country life between 6 and 8pm on Wednesday October 18. Guests will be treated to drinks and nibbles and the whole event is free of charge. 

To book a place contact info@fernhillhouse.co.uk or call 01905 679300.