Amanda Owen admits son Sydney ’embarrassed’ following accident on the farm: ‘Sinking feeling’
Amanda Owen has shared a social media update explaining a minor accident on the farm had left her son Sydney, 13, “embarrassed”.
Owen recently told fans how the teenager is now being homeschooled in order for the youngster to split his time between working on the farm and doing schoolwork.
Other posts have shown the two working on the farm together, and on Friday The Yorkshire Shepherdess displayed how easily things can go wrong on the farm.
In a video clip, she could be heard asking her son: “Do you know what that is?” as birds chimed ahead.
After Sydney replied “a bird,” Owen commented: “I know it’s a bird! It’s a skylark.”
Gazing ahead at the landscape, the 50-year-old continued: “Beautiful day,” before describing their recent predicament.
“Now listen, we came here didn’t we to get the micro-digger that mother had bogged at the moor and the tracks had fallen off and what did you say?” she probed.
“That we won’t be able to get them on,” Sydney sheepishly confessed.
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“You said that we won’t be able to get the tracks back on,” Owen repeated.
She went on: “And I was like, ‘Come on Syd, be a bit more positive,’ and…”
“Tracks are back on,” the teenager shared, to which Owen added: “He’s back on track aren’t you, Syd? He’s embarrassed now.”
She captioned the post: “After getting the sinking feeling from being seriously bogged down we are officially back on track #yorkshire #farm #bog #shepherdess #outdoors #countryside #dontgiveup #keepgoing.”
She also included snaps of the digger and a sweet selfie taken alongside her son.
Fans of the Our Yorkshire Farm star soon shared comments to congratulate Sydney.
“Good job Sid,” one wrote, with another sharing: “Nice one Sidney.”
A third added: “Well done Sid. you’re growing up so quickly @yorkshireshepherdess beautiful picture of you and Sid together.”
“That is a good practical lesson for the lad, although he did not appear very enthusiastic, best get the girls involved aye mum?” someone else remarked.
Another keen fan asked: “When is the new series of auntie John coming cannot wait.” (sic)