The first ever apples are starting to appear in the orchard! (photobombed by hurricane đ) Publicerat av Kents of Cornwall Yurts Lördag 4 augusti 2018 Making beeswax wraps for Plastic Free July. They're a reusable alternative to clingfilm. Publicerat av Kents of Cornwall Yurts MĂ„ndag 30 juli 2018 Exciting seeing the polytunnel Read more…
Here’s a lovely article about one of our yurts: Sound Healing in my Yurt is like coming home by Teresa Wicksteed, qualified Sound Healing Practitioner I am now practising Sound Healing in a Mongolian Yurt in my garden overlooking the sea. Actually, its correct name is âGerââŠwhich means Home. Entering Read more…
Check out this article from Ellie Saunders in which our Yurts our featured!! Read away! Brexit causes popularity increase in ‘alternative housing’
So who doesn’t like pizza? Most people do right and making them yourself makes the pizza experience even better! There’s loads of different styles, ranging from your classic Roman thin based pizza to your hand stretched ancient Napoli, then there’s your thicker American bases from Chicago and of course the Read more…
Nearly everyone loves pizza and making your own oven makes it that bit more special. You can buy an oven for thousands but it’s much more fun to make your own, using materials lying around and with minimal impact on the earth. Here’s how we made our oven in the garden, all for under ÂŁ20. Read more…
NEW DUCKLINGS AND A CHICK We have some new faces at Kents, Debbie the duck who we hatched ourselves in an incubator has become a first time mother! She spent 1 month in the bushes and surprised us all when she led 5 healthy ducklings to water 1 day earlier Read more…
Fancy winning a holiday and helping protect our oceans, waves, beaches and wildlife? We are offering the chance to win a two night getaway in one of our cosy yurts. A yurt can comfortably host four friends, a small family, or a romantic weekend break for two. The prize is offered Read more…
The chickens now have a new ‘tree house’ home out in the Orchard. The house is built up on legs with a rickety ladder. The idea being that the chickens can go up and down but a fox can’t. So they will be able to come and go as they Read more…
This time of year is great for foraging fresh spring greens. We’ve been eating a lot of foraged food while we wait for the garden to get into full swing. Beech leaves in salads, nettles in pies, soups and curries and wild garlic in pretty much anything!! Wild garlic can Read more…
We are SOÂ happy that spring is finally here on the farm. The equinox has passed, the clocks have gone forward, seedlings are coming up, we have nest fulls of eggs, tiny newborn lambs and the very first leaves are opening up in the newly planted forest. Exciting!! Happy Easter đ
