Visitors queue at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm shop in the Cotswolds during the school summer holidays, according to reports. The articles describe a surge of day-trippers coming to the farm, with fans of Clarkson and his television work among the crowds. They say queues extend outward as demand increases during the holiday period. The coverage frames the rush as part of a broader pattern of public interest in the farm shop, which has become a popular destination for visitors seeking to see the site and shop there. Both reports focus on the size of the crowd and the visible lines at the premises, attributing the busy period to the influx of visitors during school break. The articles do not provide additional details about any specific incidents, official figures, or operational changes, focusing instead on the general level of footfall and the resulting queues at the shop.