clinton griffiths took a trip to salisbury, massachusetts for a history lesson, through the eyes of a farmer. clinton says the clinton says the . >> the bartlett family has been working on this land , growing crops, cutting trees and supporting the rise of america. >> i the field we hay. donna bartlett and her brother jim are the 11 the generation on this plot of land. a farm, some 370 years in the making. >> it's pretty impressive. it's impressive to have a farm that long and see the generations. >> it was the mid1640s when their ancestors first moved here. >> you go back in the to mid1600's, people were going away from plymouth. . >> they work the farm in the summer. >> in a world made of wood the forest couldn't keep up. >> this was known -- as the plains, just stripped of trees. >> over the sent rips the trees grew back and the farm continued. >> i think my father said -- they brought their first. . >> generation after generation has found pride in living off the land. pride passed down from father to sibling. >> he installed -- a love of the heritage and farm. open land and, that