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May, and some beautiful weather over the bank holiday has started to bring the wild flowers out in the hedgerows. The Swallows and House Martins have returned and I heard the first Sky Lark this morning. All signs that summer is on its way. The Gloucester Old Spot piglets have settled in well. They like nothing better than to have their back rubbed which makes them swoon with pleasure and then roll onto their backs to then have their stomach tickled. The wild Canada Geese on our pond have just hatched their goslings. Six this year and all doing well. Some drama last week when the gander was attacked by a fox over night. He must have fought bravely as, despite some injuries, he made a full recovery and was straight back to guarding the goose and her nest. The Coots and Little Grebe are all so starting to nest in the rushes around the edge of the pond. The plasterer arrives on Monday to skim plaster some of the rooms in our farmhouse that I have been insulating and dry lining. Why not plan to spend a week or a few days here? We offer flexible start dates and short breaks throughout the year. We look forward to welcoming you to Llwyncrwn Farm in 2013. If you would like to know more about the holiday cottages or the farm then do contact us at mark@llwyncrwnfarm.co.uk or on 01559 389099. Best wishes, Mark |
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