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The Smiling SheepBed and Breakfast, meat boxes, hand made throws and smallholder workshops in the heart of the beautiful Devon countryside between Dartmoor and Exmoor.
http://smilingsheep.co.uk/
Bed and Breakfast, meat boxes, hand made throws and smallholder workshops in the heart of the beautiful Devon countryside between Dartmoor and Exmoor.
http://smilingsheep.co.uk/
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Bed and Breakfast, meat boxes, hand made throws and smallholder workshops in the heart of the beautiful Devon countryside between Dartmoor and Exmoor.
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The Linhay
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Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. The Linhay was originally an open, thatched, grain store/barn, set down independently a few yards from the main house, overlooking the orchard of apple and plum trees. We think that it was built at the same time as the cottage, probably in the early 18th century. It was later converted into a fully enclosed space but, by the time we arrived, it was in need of a bit of an overhaul. Smallholder Workshops and Walking Breaks. If you'd like to book some time here...
Wool
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Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. We produce a small number of shawls, throws and scarves, hand woven in Devon with the natural, undyed wool of our rare breed sheep and, in 2016, we added Balwen knitting wool (aran and double knit) to our collection. These are very special and unique gifts, celebrating the history and sustainability of our woolly heritage. The sheep are shorn each year by Sam - a local shepherd (a former World Young Shepherd of the year! Based in Bovey Tracey on Dartmoor....
The Smiling Sheep
http://www.smilingsheep.co.uk/index.php
Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. Separate from the main house, we have a private little converted grainstore (known as The Linhay) available for bed and breakfast. This is a Sawday's Special Place and was featured in the Daily Telegraph last year as one of 10 British B&Bs with "real character". We produce delicious, home cooked (and home grown) food and a seasonal supper menu for those who want to just kick back and relax. We hope to see you soon! Designed by ZipFish Web Design.
Meat boxes
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Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. Unlike commercial pigs that are described as "outdoor bred" (but spend the vast majority of their lives in indoor pens), our pigs get to see the sky and feel the grass under their trotters every single day. The additional advantages of the Smiling Sheep approach are that we can shear our flock and use their fleeces for our throws and shawls. And, best of all, the meat that they produce is superb. It has a deep, delicious flavour ( like lamb used to taste...
Gallery
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Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. Click on any image for a larger version, or to watch a slideshow. Page 1 of 2. Powered by Phoca Gallery. Designed by ZipFish Web Design.
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Website design, hosting and maintenance. Emily Megson Theatre and Event Design. Design student Emily needed a site to help establish her presence as a theatre and event designer. An understated site theme puts her designs front and centre, and Joomla! S ease of use means that she can keep it constantly updated with new projects. Dartington Young Musicians Support. Dartington Young Musicians Support raises funds to help musicians in North Devon achieve their goals. Http:/ www.dartington-yms.org. This beau...
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Musings on food and history. The occasional blog of food historian Annie Gray. Musings, rantings and recipe research. Yet more Twelfth Cake. December 22, 2016. I’ve been lecturing like a beast, living on oatcakes and cheese as I drive around the country in my increasingly crumb-filled car. It’s Christmas, again, which means time for my annual plea to bring back the Twelfth Cake. Really. Seriously. What IS the point of Christmas Cake? You could still to the bean and pea thing? And to prove I put my money ...
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Old sheep are the best sheep | Musings on food and history
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Musings on food and history. The occasional blog of food historian Annie Gray. Musings, rantings and recipe research. Old sheep are the best sheep. September 30, 2016. The Kitchen Cabinet is back! For those of you who are raising an eyebrow at the thought of mutton, DO NOT DARE. Mutton, in my view, is far superior to its fatty, flaccid offspring, lamb, and has both a better taste and texture. I am not alone in thinking this, and there is a website. The Kitchen Cabinet, Be in the Audience. I’ve had ...
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Musings on food and history. The occasional blog of food historian Annie Gray. Musings, rantings and recipe research. Old sheep are the best sheep. September 30, 2016. The Kitchen Cabinet is back! For those of you who are raising an eyebrow at the thought of mutton, DO NOT DARE. Mutton, in my view, is far superior to its fatty, flaccid offspring, lamb, and has both a better taste and texture. I am not alone in thinking this, and there is a website. The Kitchen Cabinet, Be in the Audience. I’ve had ...
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Musings on food and history. The occasional blog of food historian Annie Gray. Musings, rantings and recipe research. Old sheep are the best sheep. September 30, 2016. The Kitchen Cabinet is back! For those of you who are raising an eyebrow at the thought of mutton, DO NOT DARE. Mutton, in my view, is far superior to its fatty, flaccid offspring, lamb, and has both a better taste and texture. I am not alone in thinking this, and there is a website. The Kitchen Cabinet, Be in the Audience.
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The Smiling Sheep
Cottage Industry - Smallholding Life in Devon. Separate from the main house, we have a private little converted grainstore (known as The Linhay) available for bed and breakfast. This is a Sawday's Special Place and was featured in the Daily Telegraph last year as one of 10 British B&Bs with "real character". We produce delicious, home cooked (and home grown) food and a seasonal supper menu for those who want to just kick back and relax. We hope to see you soon! Designed by ZipFish Web Design.
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