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New life
The most memorable story recently was when Dad came out of hospital having had a total knee operation and I was frantically wondering what to do with a ewe who was obviously in trouble lambing. In the end, Dad supervised … Continue reading
Spring has arrived!
I’ve decided I’m a blog hibernator; now the lovely weather has descended I’ve crawled out from under my blog stone to update you all on developments at Huntlands Farm Bed and Breakfast. The last two months have been extremely busy … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and breakfast, Farm News, Local produce
Tagged chickens, Daffodils, piglets, spring lamb
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2011 round up
What a month December has been. There is something in the human brain that makes us believe we need to get EVERYTHING finished before 31st December or is it just me?!? My lack of news items is mainly due to … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and breakfast, Farm News, Upholstery
Tagged chairs, christmas, fabric, hunt, mistletoe, piglets, upholstery, xmas
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Herefordshire Mistletoe
Last Tuesday saw the first mistletoe auction at nearby Tenbury Wells which always indicates to me that Christmas is on its way! Tenbury Wells mistletoe season and festivities start in mid-November with the switch on of the town’s Christmas lights … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and breakfast, Farm News, Local produce
Tagged christmas, mistletoe, tenbury wells, xmas
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Herefordshire cider
For the past couple of weeks we have experienced the aroma of apple juice every time we venture outside. This is because the cider apples have been harvested and collected in the yard ready for transportation to the cider making … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and breakfast, Cooking, Farm News, Homemade, Local produce
Tagged cake, cider apples, homemade, local produce, locally produced
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Climbing Chickens – Erratum!!!
My in-house Editor, aka my father, has informed me that my chickens do not roost in a eucalyptus tree but a Mediterranean pine which was grown from a pine cone by my late Grandmother. My Grandmother was the local primary … Continue reading
Wild ducks
I had so hoped to keep you all up-to-date with life on the farm but the problem has been that life on the farm has been so busy there has been no time for anything else. The beginning of the … Continue reading
Spring lambs
When I took these photographs I thought spring had arrived but I’m not so sure today; the rain hasn’t stopped since yesterday and the poor sheep in the fields are really suffering. Sheep don’t like rain at the best of … Continue reading
The wonder of nature.
I was hoping to be able to show off my marmalade making or the use of my new spons – I’ll keep you all in suspense and explain what they are in my next blog! Unfortunately, I’ve been too busy … Continue reading
Spring?
Spring must be on its way, we have a newborn lamb! I promised myself that I would start in the new year with a regular blog to update you all on developments in the house as well as what is … Continue reading
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