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Bluebells at Foxholes Nature Reserve #Cotswolds Foxholes is a tranquil nature reserve that was once part of the ancient Wychwood Forest. The site slopes gently down to the river Evenlode and has wildlife and colour throughout the year. The beech and oak trees are centuries old and 200 species of fungi have been recorded here.…

We are lucky to have a new family of long tailed tits visiting our garden. They are such a delightful sight. These little birds have tails longer than their bodies and are about 14cm and have a tiny, tiny beak. They weigh only 7 – 10g. They seem so brave these winter days. They always…

For an authentic taste of The Cotswolds why not take the opportunity to take home some fresh produce? Our Farmers’ Markets are full of the best quality, home-reared meats and organic vegetables as well as cheese, pies, honey, breads and even arts and crafts items. This is a really easy way to support our local…

Despite being crispy cold this Sunday it was a lovely, clear sunny day so we made the most of it and took a trip to Adam Henson’s Farm. In addition to the Farm Park there is a short walk of 2 miles or an even shorter version of 1 mile. This is accessed near to…

This week we visited Hook Norton Brewery which is nestled in a picturesque location in The Cotswolds. Hand crafted beer is brewed and sold here; you can even make and name your own beer for a special occasion. Tours of the brewery are available most days and are the only part of the visit which…

This is our first blog from Robert and Julie Anne at Corsham Field Farmhouse. We think it a good idea that we keep you up to date with all our news and things happening in our local area. We have both lived in Stow on the Wold for many years so we know all the…