A unique 64 metre sand drawing made by the ponies themselves was created at Watergate Bay, Cornwall, and will mark the launch of the three day polo event, sponsored by Great Western Railway. GWR commissioned the impressive equine art 54 metres (492 hands) wide…
The Best Yet? Royal Cornwall Show 2015
What a show! It’s Monday, I’m back in the office, and the RCS blues have set in already. I really think it was a great year for Royal Cornwall Show. The weather was perfect and the atmosphere was great. The show attracted close to a…
It’s tradition for my family to go hunting on both Boxing Day and New Years Day. Whilst I didn’t manage to get out on boxing day, I was lucky enough to be offered the ride on one of my best friend’s Connemara pony for…
Christmas is a time for all the family to enjoy and it’s important to capture those special moments on camera. This week we welcome back our regular contributor and photographer, Matt Limb, who gives some tips on how to snap a great picture of…
A Homemade Christmas Living in a rural location, Christmas for us is all about what natural resources we can gather from around the farm to make festive decorations out of. Whislt not harvested from the farm, this week we’ve made orange and clove pomander balls.…
Monthly contributor Matt Limb looks at the coming autumn, the delight of foraging and making that special, sloe gin. Welcome Autumn So suddenly autumn arrives, the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness; to be honest it felt more like a bitter cold start to…
A farmhouse kitchen is at the heart of every country home. For those in need of some inspiration, I thought I’d share some of my essentials that define the perfect country kitchen. 1. Find somewhere to put muddy boots – Living in…
One of the great things about living in the Country is the versatility regarding the sports you can do, individually, or with your friends. There’s the exhilarating forest runs and hill sprints for the brave, or some great hacks around the bridal ways and…