There must be something more…
We have worked for two years to become a certified organic smallholding with the Soil Association. Long before embarking on...Continue reading→
Small is Beautiful
The initial instinct that propelled us to move to the country was, like many others who take up smallholding, and...Continue reading→
A Beginner’s Guide to Organic* Smallholding
"For anyone considering a smallholding or simply for anyone who is interested in animals, food and the countryside, this course...Continue reading→
Some Things Are Meant To Be
Over the summer I reconnected with a former student, Penny after over 20 years! Penny is the creative mind behind...Continue reading→
Strawberries in December
When I was a child, autumn half term was called ‘Blackberry Week’, or often by my Nana ‘Tattie Week’, harking...Continue reading→
Magnificent Mayur
Mayur is our splendid peacock. Mayur means peacock in Sanskrit. He is a magnificent specimen of an Indian Blue, a...Continue reading→
From POATer to Producer*
*on a micro-scale. One Sunday morning in June 2009, Colin and I sat in the oriel window of our lovely...Continue reading→
The Hungry Gap
The sun has been making a welcome appearance in the last week or so and the land at The Lint...Continue reading→
Our Golden Goats
Meet Eva and her twins Loki and Strega. They are the latest animals to join us at The Lint Mill...Continue reading→
