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Spring really has sprung and farm life is good
Well what a relief. The farm is all planted with seed that will…
Changes to self-catering cottages – Sleeplate
January is refurbishment time and as we head into February we…
January a fantastic time to visit the cottages – Warwick and Stratford.
January is a fantastic time to visit the cottages. The farm is…
Free Breakfast baskets when you stay self catering in January
Our guests this month are enjoying their free Breakfasts baskets.
The…
The…
What’s on in December 2013, Knightcote, Southam, Warwick and Warwickshire
December 2013 - What's on in Knightcote, Southam, Stratford,…
History of Knightcote and Burton Dassett in Warwickshire
Knightcote is a hamlet situated in the county of Warwickshire.…
New Arrivals at our holiday cottages
2 new arrivals at the holiday cottages, Fred and George are 2…
Things I love about Autumn
Chesterton Windmill Warwickshire things to do and visit
Chesterton Windmill
Erected in 1632 from a design attributed…
Erected in 1632 from a design attributed…
Wedding party – the morning of the big day – What a way to travel
This week we had a lovely young bride stay with us and then get…
New Translator widget
Have a fabulous new translator widget.
If you would like to…
If you would like to…
My 2 favourite summer climbing flowers, are the clematis and the honeysuckle.
Both of them are dramatic, fragrant and flower throughout…
Civil War – the battle of Southam – 23rd August 1642 – 17th and 18th August 2013
One of the first civil war battles was at Southam.
The…
food festivals – Stratford – Shipston – leamington spa and Banbury
If you fancy a great day out look no further than a food festival in…
Enjoy England Awards, all our cottages retain highest award.
Enjoy England awards - Really chuffed all our cottages have once…
Corn Flowers – gardens at Arbor Holiday and Knightcote Farm Cottages
The gardens at the cottages and the farmhouse are looking…
Antiques & Collectors Fair at heritage Centre,Gaydon,Warwickshire
THE GREAT WARWICKSHIRE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS…
Male sheep (tups) at Arbor Holiday and Knightcote Farm Cottages
These are all male sheep called Tups. In the summer they…
Shakespeare’s Birthday 23rd April 1564 – Celebration in Stratford upon Avon
Shakespeare's Birthday is today 23rd April
The celebrations…
The celebrations…
St George’s Day – 23rd April
Here at Arbor Holiday and Knightcote Farm Cottages we are…
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We are so pleased to be opening on the 4th July and welcoming you back. For safety we have intrduced a 72 hour gap between bookings, revamped our cleaning procedures in line with government advice and purchased products that kill Covid - 19. For full details of our procedures www.farmcottages.com/news/
Lovely 5.6 mile walk, starting from Knightcote, walk to the bottom of Kimble close, across the footpath, up the stone track to Burton Dassett Hills Country Park, down to Fenny Compton, walk through Fenny Compton keeping left and at Hammonds House in Fenny Compton take the footpath via Ongar Coppice nature reserve back to Knightcote. Picture 4 has a blue arrow to show where The Holiday Cottages are situated in Knightcote, when you reach Burton Dassett Hills. With much thanks to Mark Pavey for the photos.
Some nice VE Day highlights put together very cleverly by Miss Jones, if you wish to share she would be delighted. (She is dancing in the black suit, riding her bike and singing the song)
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Wow I’ve just seen this!!!! Thank you for your support! It was only a home recording and some dad dancing hahaha! I’ll have to pay a visit! X
Lauren Rachel MissJones You have another fan!😘xx
75 years ago this nation came out of its darkest hour and a light shone on a nation that still inspires to this day.
Today we celebrate those who gave so much for our freedom and in our present time we look to the past for hope, we look at our present time and no matter how scared you may feel, that generation teach us there's hope for a better, brighter future and if we stick together, we will get through these difficult times.
Raise a glass to that generation who gave so much, raise a glass for those who have given so much in our current times and raise a glass for a brighter and better future.
To all those who gave so much between 1939 and 1945, we thank you and we pledge to build a future in your honour which will be full of hope and optimism.💖💕💖
