The place is always changing. Only three or four of the houses at Harwood used to be permanently occupied. Now there are 126 houses, almost all permanently inhabited. In 1903, there were 128 dairy farms. Now there are 26 farms, including one dairy farm. Since 1984, we have had several shops close and three post offices. But now there are 30 accommodation places, whereas in 1984 there was only one. There used to be six or seven workers’ busesa day, now everyone has cars. Sooner or later something major will have to be done about the roads. When cruise ships come in—we had 52 last year—the roads can get pretty congested. The Tartan Mafia in town can get things out of kilter. They bailed out the velodrome and a few other things, but they need to be doing something major about widening the roads out here.”