I Couldn't Buy One

Written by Ewan's father, Malcolm Campbell.
A story of observation and innovation.
This is a history of land development on, at the time, a relatively unknown land and soil type, where the only apparent favourable features were that the terrain was flat and not subject to widespread flooding. The other not so desirable feature was that the natural pH of the soil of 4, with some readings as low as 3.8, meant the soil was very acidic and not at all suitable for pasture. The soil surface had a very low bearing capacity, being unsuitable for traction of anything but the lightest of machines.

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