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In your field: Marie Prebble - 'I am in Iceland with plenty of shearing ahead of me'

As the UK heads into a second lockdown I felt very lucky, if a little guilty, to be heading for Iceland.

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In your field: Marie Prebble - 'I am in Iceland with plenty of shearing ahead of me'

As the UK heads into a second lockdown I felt very lucky, if a little guilty, to be heading for Iceland. I am in quarantine for a week but fortunate to have a good friend lending me a car for the duration...

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