More photos of cosy Nook Cottage on our Pembrokeshire Farm, Rosehill!
Rosehill Bed and Breakfast is a friendly livestock farm in Pembrokeshire with a self contained and cosy 1 bedroomed Nook Cottage. We are ideally situated for attractions in both North and South Pembrokeshire; such as Skomer Island trips to see Puffins, many Blue Flag Beaches,historic Tenby,marvellous St David's Cathedral, beautiful Barafundable Bay. Milford Haven & Neyland Marina are near, for Seafair Haven boating events.
Saturday 23 July 2011
One bedroom Nook Cottage, Pembrokeshire, Wales
More photos of cosy Nook Cottage on our Pembrokeshire Farm, Rosehill!
Friday 8 July 2011
Summer beaches and sheep
Now is the time to take that summer time dip in Pembrokeshires gorgeous beaches. There are so many to choose from. It's like Devon and Cornwall rolled into one unique coastline, but without the hordes of tourists! I went in the sea at Sandy Haven, a quiet beach not far from me and I could peacefully watch the oyster catchers wading on the shore.
The ram lambs will soon be seperated from the ewe lambs, for obvious reasons!
The yearling rams have been inspected and are officially registered pedigree LLeyn for breeding purposes.
I have decided to join up the dots a bit in my virtual world of communication and so went on twitter as EnquiriesMary
Are you enjoying the fantastic beaches in Pembrokeshire. OK I know the weather has been hit and miss at the moment, but beaches are for all seasons, (we sometimes get all seasons in one day!)
You never know who is going to stay in your victorian B&B, and a few days ago we had Ruth Goodman, social historian , off TVs Victorian Farm, Victorian Pharmacies etc! See her web site and the courses she runs by googling her name. My name on twitter is EnquiriesMary. I thougth that I might join up my virtual world like dots on a picture.
The calves and lambs are growing well. It will soon be time to seperate ram lambs from the ewe lambs, for obvious reasons! The yearling rams were selected for registering with the pedigree society and passed their inspections, though I don't think they appreciated the
You never know who is going to stay in your victorian B&B, and a few days ago we had Ruth Goodman, social historian , off TVs Victorian Farm, Victorian Pharmacies etc! See her web site and the courses she runs by googling her name. My name on twitter is EnquiriesMary. I thougth that I might join up my virtual world like dots on a picture.
The calves and lambs are growing well. It will soon be time to seperate ram lambs from the ewe lambs, for obvious reasons! The yearling rams were selected for registering with the pedigree society and passed their inspections, though I don't think they appreciated the
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