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Hundreds of Jeremy Clarkson fans formed long snaking queues at Diddly Squat Farm yesterday with some people being turned away.
A police van was since parked up outside the idyllic Cotswolds farm amid some vehicles being told they wouldn't be able to enter an already packed car park.
It was the busiest the farm had been since last summer and comes following the new release of the third season of Clarkson's Farm dropped on Amazon Prime.
Huge crowds swarmed to Oxfordshire as queues snaked around the Diddly Squat Farm shop and car park, while others waited to get a taste of Jeremy's Hawkstone lager in the sunshine on a bank holiday weekend.
The car park was declared full by 1pm with many vehicles being turned away.
Hundreds of Jeremy Clarkson fans formed long snaking queues at Diddly Squat Farm with some people being turned away
It was the busiest the farm had been since last summer and comes following the new release of the third season of Clarkson's Farm dropped on Amazon Prime
Avid watchers of the show descended on the former Top Gear star's newest venture from the United States, Wales and Germany to celebrate the new release.
Anna, Sarah and Remi, originally from Minnesota, have travelled to Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm for Remi's birthday.
One of the girls joked: 'We got in line about ten minutes ago. We expect to get into an episode of the show while we're in the queue.'
A police van was seen parked close to the car park's entrance on the remarkably busy day.
Clarkson said on X: 'Thank you all for sending such kind words about Clarkson's Farm 3.
'I know it's tough to watch in places but that's farming sometimes: brutal.'
Clarkson's Farm fans have been thrilled by the long-awaited return of the Amazon hit series after it finally aired on the streaming service on Friday.
The popular farming show sees the former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter, 64, wrestle with the daily challenges of running his 1,000 acre Diddly Squat Farm.
Series one and two, which released in June 2021 and February 2023, respectively, were are an instant hit with audiences across the UK, who were delighted by the array of quirky characters and comical calamities throughout.
And series three has continued its hot steak, delivering on a mixture of humour and heartbreak as Jeremy and the gang continue in their quest to keep the farm afloat.
Jeremy Clarkson said on X: 'Thank you all for sending such kind words about Clarkson's Farm 3. 'I know it's tough to watch in places but that's farming sometimes: brutal'
A police van was since parked up outside the idyllic Cotswolds farm amid some vehicles being told they wouldn't be able to enter an already packed car park
Huge crowds swarmed to Oxfordshire as queues snaked around the Diddly Squat Farm shop and car park
The car park was declared full by 1pm with many vehicles being turned away
Avid watchers of the show descended on the former Top Gear star's newest venture from the United States, Wales and Germany to celebrate the new release
The farm was packed on Saturday as people swarmed to idyllic surrounds in Oxfordshire during the bank holiday weekend sunshine
Some fans have been left in floods of tears with some claiming they were not 'emotionally prepared' for the new series.
During the series, Jeremy introduced pigs to the farm in a bid to make some money off of them, but in heartbreaking scenes in the fourth episode, several of the piglets ended up crushed by
