Posts Tagged: devon
Marwood Hill Gardens
“Open daily during 1st March-30th September, 10am-5:00pm and then until October 27th, 11am-4:00pm Check the diary for the latest updates, and our events page for a list of upcoming events in the gardens and Tea room.” (From the Website).
Marwood Hill Gardens
“Open daily during 1st March-30th September, 10am-5:00pm and then until October 27th, 11am-4:00pm Check the diary for the latest updates, and our events page for a list of upcoming events in the gardens and Tea room.” (From the Website).
Williams Arms, Braunton
“The Williams Arms is a 16th Century thatched Free House of distinction. It has been personally owned and managed by the Squire family since 1976. We pride ourselves serving mainly English cuisine from our menu providing high quality, combined with
Williams Arms, Braunton
“The Williams Arms is a 16th Century thatched Free House of distinction. It has been personally owned and managed by the Squire family since 1976. We pride ourselves serving mainly English cuisine from our menu providing high quality, combined with
Sandleigh Tea Rooms, Croyde
“From what was just a small house with a huge grassy yard full of weeds in 2009, Sandleigh has since (early 2010) been totally transformed into a fantastic tea room and garden which not only sells lovely home-made food, but
Sandleigh Tea Rooms, Croyde
“From what was just a small house with a huge grassy yard full of weeds in 2009, Sandleigh has since (early 2010) been totally transformed into a fantastic tea room and garden which not only sells lovely home-made food, but
The Thatch
“We offer excellent pub food, real ales and fine wines. With superbmenus and a daily choice of black board specials, offering local fresh fish and farm produce from across Devon and Exmoor. All served in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere by our wonderful staff who are at the heart of this busy and popular Inn. Weekends throughout
The Thatch
“We offer excellent pub food, real ales and fine wines. With superbmenus and a daily choice of black board specials, offering local fresh fish and farm produce from across Devon and Exmoor. All served in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere by our wonderful staff who are at the heart of this busy and popular Inn. Weekends throughout
Tapeley Park
“Tapeley-or Tapelia as it is known in the Doomsday Book- has for over 1000 years held the fantastic elevated position overlooking the River Torridge. The views stretch as far as the Island of Lundy and fade into the horizon over the Atlantic.
Tapeley Park
“Tapeley-or Tapelia as it is known in the Doomsday Book- has for over 1000 years held the fantastic elevated position overlooking the River Torridge. The views stretch as far as the Island of Lundy and fade into the horizon over the Atlantic.
Combe Martin
“Situated in a beautiful and fertile valley on the western edge of Exmoor, Combe Martin lies at the center of some of North Devon’s most spectacular scenery. The approach to Combe Martin, along the coastal road, offers the visitor glimpses
Combe Martin
“Situated in a beautiful and fertile valley on the western edge of Exmoor, Combe Martin lies at the center of some of North Devon’s most spectacular scenery. The approach to Combe Martin, along the coastal road, offers the visitor glimpses
Docton Mills
“Docton Mill Wild Flower Gardens are situated in North Devon (UK) in a stunning valley, 1000m from the coast. The Garden started in the 1930’s but fell into disrepair in the 1970’s. 1980 saw the Mill renovated and Garden cleared
Docton Mills
“Docton Mill Wild Flower Gardens are situated in North Devon (UK) in a stunning valley, 1000m from the coast. The Garden started in the 1930’s but fell into disrepair in the 1970’s. 1980 saw the Mill renovated and Garden cleared
Great Torrington
“Great Torrington is a friendly, welcoming town, set in the midst of rolling, unspoilt green countryside. An ancient settlement extraordinarily sited on an inland cliff top with steep drops down to the River Torridge below. This impressive situation offers spectacular
Great Torrington
“Great Torrington is a friendly, welcoming town, set in the midst of rolling, unspoilt green countryside. An ancient settlement extraordinarily sited on an inland cliff top with steep drops down to the River Torridge below. This impressive situation offers spectacular
Hartland Abbey
“Only one mile from Hartland Quay, Hartland Abbey lies across a narrow, sheltered valley which winds its way to the spectacular Atlantic Coast. Within a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ visitors may wander around the beautiful gardens and grounds
Hartland Abbey
“Only one mile from Hartland Quay, Hartland Abbey lies across a narrow, sheltered valley which winds its way to the spectacular Atlantic Coast. Within a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ visitors may wander around the beautiful gardens and grounds
The Hartland Peninsula
Beautiful, rugged coastline, about an hour’s drive along “the atlantic highway”, you really feel like you are miles from anywhere. At Harland quay, you’ll find an isolated pub looking out to sea, further inland, Hartland Village and on the north
The Hartland Peninsula
Beautiful, rugged coastline, about an hour’s drive along “the atlantic highway”, you really feel like you are miles from anywhere. At Harland quay, you’ll find an isolated pub looking out to sea, further inland, Hartland Village and on the north
