baby goslings, Spring 2003
We have a view of the sea from Trehawsa, and in the summer we get lovely sunsets over the sea.
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Sebastepol goose & her three baby goslings, Spring 2003 |
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Trehawsa, with its lovely pink climbing rose! |
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One of our many magnificent cockerels! | |
There are hundreds of wild foxgloves that grow here in the summer. |
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Erik & Alf, our two young horses, sunbathing together! | |
Our wood is full of mature Beech and Oak trees. |
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One of our Soay sheep, we have a small flock we have
bred ourselves, they are registered with the Rare Breeds
Survival Trust under the flock name 'Lammastide'. We have a view of the sea from Trehawsa, and in the summer we get lovely sunsets over the sea. |
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We also keep bees and have 3 hives |  |
One of our favourite walks nearby is Buckator, immortalised by Thomas Hardy in his novel 'A Pair of Blue eyes' it is a magical spot, with a seal colony at its foot. |