Happy New Year!
I've never really realised how "Green" we are naturally; countryside, trees and all we have to offer, so here we go: -
Our Green Scene
From our gardens, hedgerows, poultry and veg patch -
Apples, plums, blackberries, figs, pears, wild garlic, bitter cherries, elder flowers, sloes, the odd hazel nut, hens, ducks and quail eggs, rhubarb, courgettes and strawberries.
The greenhouse will be joined this year by the 220-year-old “peach house” that Barry is repairing, a vine is planted already!
The panorama of surrounding green scenery inspires us whether we are taking wheelbarrows to the compost heap, star gazing, bird watching or helping feed and care for our animals…..
We buy local produce, support our church, village, wider community, the local fur and feather market, animal feed merchant and the many local independent shops and eateries.
We compost food waste, recycle everything, are great at re-using and re-purposing. We can't throw anything away!
Eco towels, washing lines, airers, eco cleaning materials, eco light bulbs, double glazing, bike storage and wind breaks, are all provided.
Though with only 3 buses a week (go Mondays, come back Wednesdays) and no pavements, we can’t recommend public transport……
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