
I only show links to people/places where I have personal experience.
Interesting links:
Happy Staffie Rescue
Happy Staffie Rescue are a registered charity formed in 2009 working in England and Wales to rescue stray, abandoned and unwanted Staffordshire bull terriers and related cross breeds, giving them all the care they need until they can be rehomed. They have a non-destruction policy and an active rehoming procedure.
Heather Ogilvie Millinery
A very talented milliner based in Gloucestershire.
Heather's been a lover of hats (of all kinds!) from a very early age. Nevertheless, it was not until someone asked her, “and what would you have done had you not been a successful lawyer?” with the spontaneous response “I’d be a hat designer” that in 2002 the first course was booked followed by a City and Guilds qualification and in 2009, at her first attempt, she found herself a finalist in the Hat Designer of the Year competition, judged in Paris.
In 2017 Heather graduated from the Kensington & Chelsea college on their internationally renowned HNC course.
If anything, her passion has grown; she continues to love discussing and designing the “cherry on top” for clients’ forthcoming events.
Take you horse on holiday
A wonderful equestrian package with everything that you could want for you and your horse.
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The Gables small holding offers excellent equine facilities. Safe, well sheltered paddocks for turnout, as well as a secure tack room and ample parking. Some stabling is available by prior arrangement.
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Another place that we have returned to.
Take your dog on holiday
A great place to stay with food, drink and host that mean that we keep coming back - all of this and dog friendly too.
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We have been visiting Jim for a number of years now and have never been disappointed.
Hillside lodge accommodation in the Highlands of Scotland.
Highland Glen Lodges are situated in Rogart nestled within the mountains of Sutherland. Each of the five lodges have panoramic views down onto Strath Fleet and the hills beyond.
With large balconies and trees between each lodge you will find a quiet place to take in the stunning scenery.
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We've been back again and again. A real hidden gem.