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Can you believe it’s raining yet again? Is this really August? Just been to shut the hens up and guess what - it’s drizzling again. What do you do when the summer weather is so wet and miserable? Fortunately the Peak District provides many wet weather options including a wealth of underground caves and disused mines, such as the amazing Poole’s Cavern and the unique Blue John mines at Castleton. So guess what David and I did this week to avoid the wet? We went Extreme Dining in an old lead mine with our Round Table and Circle friends...
Did you know that this week is National Parks Week? Hoe Grange Holidays is ideally situated on the edge of the fabulous Peak District National Park created 60 years ago when the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act was passed; its aim to ensure our best landscapes and its features were protected, providing generations with access to the great outdoors. As well as stunning views, National Parks are also habitats for diverse wildlife species, impressive geology and often hold special scientific interest. National Parks Week To mark ...
Rubbish or treasure? Everything seems extremely quiet at Hoe Grange after the hectic build up to our dairy sale - it really is quite strange - I have even made it to school sports day for the first time! The majority of sale items have now been picked up; the last few heifers have left in cattle trailers today, the tractor and feeder wagon have been taken off on low loaders, the milking equipment in the dairy is being dismantled and the scrap lorry has fetched away the large pile of what I considered to be rubbish - but as they say one m...
Our farm sale last Friday was a day of mixed emotions. Very sad and tearful at times as we watched 30 years of hard work sold of bit by bit, however we could not help but smile as things that we considered as scrap sold for £10 here, £50 there, or even over £100! Have you ever been to a live auction? It can certainly get the adrenalin going and people can't help getting carried away bidding over their original limit! Going, going, gone... I felt no regret as bits of soulless machinery and tractors were auctioned one after the other; the hea...







