We brought in the New Year with a trip to Beer beach to watch the fireworks and a New Years walk from the beautiful village of Dalwood with lunch at the Tuckers Arms, just a 15 minute drive from Tritchayne Farm Cottages. Some beautiful views and an amazing lunch, just make sure you work up …
We had Christmas dinner with family in Topsham but only after working up an appetite with the Seaton Christmas Day park run and a traditional Christmas Day dip. Couldn’t have asked for better weather.
A fabulous Christmas and New Years was had at Tritchayne Farm Cottages. We decorated the cottages and glasshouse and even the grounds. The welcome pack also had a festive makeover with, chocolate orange, homemade mince pies and clotted cream and a small Christmas present for our guests. Christmas books up quickly so call now for …
Between the rain we’ve also managed a couple more local walks to Hawkchurch on the Devon/Dorset border and Sidbury just inland from Sidmouth. Check out the countryside views but watch out for the crazy tree lady! Both walks are a short drive from Tritchayne Farm Cottages.
Thought cream teas were just for summer, think again! Scones are delicious all year round. Although we might have to switch to mince pies for the Christmas weeks!
One advantage of the short winter days is that we’ve been enjoying some more beautiful East Devon sunrises and sunsets this December.
The walk from Seaton to Branscombe via Beer is beautiful all year round. Check out these December snaps. Branscombe is just ten minutes by car from Tritchayne Farm Cottages.
This little Robin has been keeping us company during our winter gardening. Just need some snow now to complete the Christmas scene.
Not got any plans sorted for Christmas? Too many family members coming to stay and not enough space? Wondering whether you can be bothered with the decorations this year? Why not let us do it for you! We’ve got two cottages available over the Christmas week and we’re now offering a hefty 15% off. The …
And here are our cabbages, cauliflowers and sprouts in their new home, the herb garden at Tritchayne Farm Cottages. Better late than never! Fingers crossed they make it.