Discover your perfect Devon Farms Holiday
Seaton Jurassic is a community-led centre that engages thousands of people with East Devon’s unique geological, coastal and marine heritage. Seaton has fabulous natural assets on its doorstep. In terms of the Jurassic Coast, Seaton is the gateway for the wilderness…
Coldharbour Mill is referenced in the Doomsday book and was originally a mill for corn or grist, set in 15 acres of land within the village of Uffculme, Devon. The name “Coldharbour” is said to be derived from the Anglo Saxon…
Bob Crooks trained at West Surrey College of Art and Design. He worked at the celebrated First Glass in London before deciding to relocate to Devon in 2003. Bob is one of Britain’s leading glassmakers, renowned for its high…
Roger was making silage this week when he noticed a strange bird in the sky, or perhaps it was a flock of birds, about 200 feet up swirling around. He hopped out of the tractor to take a look and…
29 July – 5 August 2016 Sidmouth FolkWeek is a unique week-long celebration of music, dance and song which takes place in the charming East Devon regency coastal resort. It’s an absolute must in every festival goer’s annual diary. There has been…
Set in a dramatic river gorge and surrounded by ancient woodlands, this tea room and National Trust shop are well worth a visit. The area of Watersmeet and Countisbury comprises 2,000 acres of wonderful walking country with breath-taking views and…
The show is held annually on the first Thursday in August and has grown to be one of the largest one day agricultural shows in the country. The venue is in the heart of the East Devon Countryside on a…
Terry is a rather handsome Exmoor Horn ram, with an impressive set of horns, and he has just had a short holiday in Cumbria visiting the massive Woolfest show. He was there with Lindy on her Exmoor Horn Wool…
This is one of my favourite times of year in our quiet corner of Devon. Our spring crops have been planted and are thriving in the warm sunshine. The grass has been growing so well that it is now time…
Killerton House is a particularly elegant 18th century building, surrounded by eighteen acres of landscaped and parkland gardens. They boast a wide variety of unusual trees and shrubs, collected by some of the great Victorian plant hunters. There are also…