Hazel tree flowers and catkins, also known as ‘lambs tails’, resembling the tails of lambs born in Spring time
I’m always amazed at how nature bounces back from all that is thrown at it, like the freezing, snowy conditions we experiened during December & January; Snowdrops are always the first signs that Spring is on it’s way, bringing a little joy to those who see them.
Thoughts of summer and holidays away, help us get through the darker, winter days and with the worry of rising costs, we have been thinking of ideas to share with you of things you can do for free, whilst staying at Huxtable Farm, situated within North Devon’s Area of Outstanding Beauty and close to Exmoors Dark Skies Reserve.
National Trust Baggy Point , walk on the South West Coastpath
A). If you wish to have a car free day click on this link for some idaes of free things you can do at Huxtable Farm
B). Enjoy walks from Huxtable Farm (situated on the Tarka Trail and Macmillian Way West), on Exmoor, around the Southwest coast path or UNESCO North Devon’s Biosphere Reserve
C). Bring you buckets, spades, Kite, body/surf boards, a picnic and visit the fabulous Beaches of North Devon.
D). Bring your bikes (secure lock up at Huxtable Farm available) and cycle the flat, car free Tarka Trail
E). Visit the many museums of North Devon;
- Ilfracombe Museum . – Amazing collections from around the world.
- Ilfracombe Lifeboat Station
- Barnstaple & North Devon Museum – Local history.
- South Molton Museum – Local history.
F) Visit Ilfracombe Lifeboat Station
G) Go geocaching.
H) Go crabing off Ilfracombe harbour or amongst the rock pools on many beaches.
We are looking forward to welcoming you back to the B&B & camping pitches in April 2023.
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Don’t forget if you are looking at finding a unqiue Jacob wool gift, card or print for some one, please do have a look at what’s available, made with Devon love!
From our family to yours with warm regards Jackie & Antony
