Easter is only a few days away and the gorse flowers are glowing a rich yellow down by the Train Carriage. In a week or two the bluebells will pop out and join them to truly welcome in the... more
What a beautiful month October was! The sun shone as the leaves slowly turned rusty red and orange. It was a great end to another fun year.
We have taken our yurts down and packed them... more
So, we've oiled the yurt frames, laid the floors and begun to raise our yurts ready for the year ahead. It's a great feeling to see our yurt field coming together again as the yurts... more
Our new barn is coming on well and is now watertight. We've put vertical Larch cladding on the walls and this week have been putting corrugated tin on the roof. I've been up to my... more
It' has been a long time since i last posted some news from the farm. There has been lots going on to tell you about so, over the next few weeks i hope to catch up and put lots of snippets of news... more
We're open for the season and it feels great.
After a busy few weeks working through the job list, we're really happy with how everything is looking. We think all the yurts are looking really... more
Over the winter i made a new table for the train carriage using oak boards salvaged from our firewood pile. The plan all along has been to brand a chess board into it. So finally, when our fire was... more
The yurts are nearly all raised with just the large 21 foot yurt remaining. We'll pop that up later this week as the weather looks good.
Meanwhile, we decided that after 5 years it was time to give... more
This year is the start of our 5th year as 'yurt farmers'. The start of each season is always a busy time, making sure we get thinks looking as good as possible before opening. Thankfully we have had... more
Exciting news - the old footpath beside our farm has been restored.
You can now walk directly from our yurt site all the way down and around the wooded valley or even to the local village shop... more
