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Christine Taylor Ednovean Farm
My name is Christine and I've written a blog for many years about life on a farm running a B&B in West Cornwall surrounded by the horses we love and the garden we are developing over time
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"wish you were here!"
We stole away for a couple of hours this afternoon for a picnic on Porthcurno Beach, encouraged by some guest that had walked the coastal pa...
Giddy Kippers!
Well we were giddy kippers again yesterday as the unexpected heatwave continues here in Cornwall. We drove just up the road to Rosudgeon and...
A few flowers
Well I waited for a really sunny day to record some of our garden flowers this year but settled for a moth eaten overcast one instead One o...
April garden
Well the saying is "Don't put your daughter on the stage Mrs Worthington" but with all of the enthusiasm of a star stuck mothe...
Belle pending
We are waiting for a very special event here at Ednovean Farm - Belle's time is drawing near and her foal is due on the 14th of February...
A fabulous sunset
There was a such fabulous sunset across Mounts Bay the other night that I couldn't quite resist the temptation to race out to the terrac...
Tonight at Ednovean Farm
Well after yesterday's adventures it was time for some serious gardening here at Ednovean Farm but with a sunset like this perhaps it wa...
Foreign parts in pursuit of a rubber duck
"Tes foreign parts m'dear" the Cornish would sometimes say, if visiting the next parish - well today we visited a place i had ...
May Garden
We sat with a glass on wine in the courtyard last night - I could say peacefully lulled by the sea but in fact I was planing the onslaught o...
My Winter Garden
The gardens at Ednovean Farm were bathed in the warming glow of winter sunshine today, as the steady progress of clearing the debris of th...
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