| Home | Courses and Events | Corporate/Weddings | The Farm | Find Us | Accommodation | Attractions/Links |
ATTRACTIONS
BLUEBELL WALKS AT THE FARM
Bluebell Walks/Open Gardens/Art & Craft Exhibition in aid of Exeter Hospice
3rd - 10th May 2009 ' YET AGAIN A RECORD BREAKING WEEK' 1,750 visitors and £7,000 raised for Hospiscare. Visitors were able to enjoy the beautiful bluebells in the woodland setting in glorious sunshine throughout the week ! This was our 8th year of holding this event and each year we are amazed at the number of people who visit.Some of our visitors have attended every year but many are visiting for the first time. Many, many thanks to all those who helped to make & bake, or serve refreshments. A big thank you to our tractor & trailer drivers, who help to make this event so attractive to many who would otherwise be unable to enjoy the bluebell woods. Also many thanks to all the exhibitors who contributed to the overall success of the event. See you in May 2010
See images
PERMANENT ART EXHIBITION
Following the exhibition, we would like to thank all our visitors for making it a very enjoyable experience.
An exhibition of art by Alasdair Urquhart will be on permanent display in the beautiful medieval style building. Alasdair will be on hand to discuss possible commissions/art classes.
Please phone to check Alasdair is here before commencing your journey. Daytime 01647 252987 evening 01392 203966.
Click here for details
Links
Alasdair Urquhart, resident artist, studio and gallery at the Countryside centre. Art classes held here. Contact Alasdair at www.alasdairurquhart.com
Jane Simants Artist
Jane can be contacted by email.
jane.simants@tiscali.co.uk
Telephone: 01392 811518
National Trust
Killerton House, Broadclyst:
Drogo Castle, Drewsteignton:
Saltram House, Plymouth:
Knighthayes, Tiverton:
A La Ronde, Exmouth:
Local
Walks - Haldon Forest: River walks from Dunsford: Canonteign Falls: Reservoir above Christow and Bridford: Eastern Hill Farm woods.
Ten mile radius
City of Exeter: Moretonhampstead (gateway to the Moor): Chagford (old wool town): Starcross (coast line trains and river crossing to Exmouth)
Further Away
Torquay - Living Coasts: Exmoor and North Devon coast: Cornwall - Eden Project/Lost Gardens of Heligan/Lands End:
Links
Devon Oak Frames - For all your requirements in timber framing contact Tom at
devonoak.co.uk
Mike Gardner, for your timber milling and timber framing.
www.woodmanship.co.uk