Monthly Archives: April 2016
Greyhound at Siddington, Harrow at Wanborough
We have been out twice in the last three weeks, both exceptionally enjoyable and needing to recommend great Pubs to our Clients here are two:
The Greyhound at Siddington
and the Harrow at Wanborough
low flying helicopters – yes how low?
When your Alpaca run in all directions heavily pregnant as a Chinook flies over at less than 100ft – its pretty scary.
when it continues to do this for two hours circling lower and lower over your barns and homestead…
see what YOU think as to how low it flew…
but apparently that’s perfectly okay – thank goodness no horses were on the road at the time!
Peter May – Coffin Road and Holly Seddon – Try not to Breathe books to read
well we have been crazy busy with harrowing, fertilising, pregnancy final checks and some really low helicopters flying over – more on that next time.
in the meantime, I managed to read a few books and as I barely read anything other than Alpaca books or Curly Coated Retriever books, I thought I would recommend them as they are not my usually literary style…
I did not get on with “girl on a train” but Try not to breathe is a good read if you are not faint hearted.
Coffin Road is an excellent read for anyone and extremely thought provoking about where we are in the world today versus some natural lifestyle choices. With murder and mayhem – I really could not put it down. Well, it did take three months to read as I do not have much reading time but when I got the chance, I could not put it down.
Best dressed babies at Kensmyth Alpaca
in case you missed it… here he is again!
Kensmyth Alpaca Bootie launch Spring 2016 – thanks to all
We have been extremely busy bunnies lately and can now launch the Alpaca Booties properly – a BIG THANK YOU – to everyone involved in this, especially the beautiful babies…
Birthday celebrations all round – say it with flowers
Birthdays and celebrations in many homes over Easter and amongst our friends.
So lovely to receive this lovely bouquet myself too….
Celebrity Chef at Kensmyth with Yak
well with the Easter holidays meaning two lanky lads need feeding, what better than the lean mean cuisine provided at home by the super food Yak. many of you will know I am keen on trying different meats that are home produced where the animal has led an outdoor “normal” life and the Yak is one of our favourite meats from friends “oop North”. lean, tasty mince having no fat content… see for yourself!
until you make a fab lasagne…
