The golden days and swirling mists of the changing season still hold us enthralled this autumn. Yet, as October turns to November, every day can be so different. Yet now My thoughts turn towards Winter and the festive time ahead
The Ednovean Farm diary
The Ednovean Farm Diary is my blog about life at Ednovean as we open our home as a luxury Bed and Breakfast. We live with Louis and Spud-cat along with five horses including Danilon our Spanish stallion
Footsteps into Autumn
Take footsteps into Autumn with me this week and explore the mellow days, drifting leaves and clifftop picnics for salty adventures near the sea.
Ice creams and mermaids
This route wends its way through dizzying scenery, although the road occasionally narrowing to a single lane as it threads through farm yards! Finally you’ll find a mermaid!
The sigh of September
September is the month when the earth sighs with contentment for a job well done. September is a month when summer lingers on through the days, yet the closing dusk hints of the approaching autumn.
The silence of a summer’s day
There’s a deep silence that can only fall as the summers warmth cocoons a Sunday afternoon. A certain contentment, that only falls as the summer garden reaches its’ zenith.
The beach escape and special suppers in Perranuthnoe
The memories of our mini adventures into Perranuthnoe, for special suppers will linger long after the clouds have returned. So today I thought that you might like to see some foodie snaps with some unexpected outings for us!
Living with the gourmand rabbit – shaping the country garden
The gardens at Ednovean Farm combine both formal and Mediterranean styles within a wildlife friendly garden. Today read about life with the rabbit gourmand
April and May
As spring turns into Summer here in west Cornwall I’ve suddenly I realised that whilst I rush to tell you of the merest dalliance with a winter snowflake , somehow I totally neglect the arrival of hot sunny days.
Porthleven to Mousehole – exploring Mounts Bay
From the solid harbour of Porthleven to the picturesque fishing village of Mousehole, the communities along the flanks of Mounts Bay give a glimpse of the less commercialized face of West Cornwall.
A footnote from winter
We received a footnote from winter this morning. Well more of a memo really, pointing out that winter can still come to West Cornwall, in spite of our sub tropical climate.