Book review: Two Hundred Years of Farming in Sutherland: The Story of My Family by Reay D.G. Clarke By Reporter August 30 2014, 5:01 pm August 30 2014, 5:01 pm Share Book review: Two Hundred Years of Farming in Sutherland: The Story of My Family by Reay D.G. Clarke Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/entertainment/culture/327381/book-review-two-hundred-years-farming-sutherland-story-family-reay-d-g-clarke/ Copy Link Published by The Islands Book Trust Launched at the Durness Highland Gathering this summer, this ground-breaking and original book describes the beginnings of sheep farming in the north. It charts decades of social change and upheaval, from the north of Scotland to Tasmania, all through the unifying lens of one extraordinary family. It was written by Reay Clarke, one of the Clarkes of Eriboll, a dynasty of Sutherland sheep-farmers. There are many lessons to be learned from it, historical and contemporary, for academics, policy-makers and those who live on the land today.