Wanstrow

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bees, chickens, ducks, geese, sheep, ponies, trees, meadows, turbine, vegetables, herbs, sunrise, sunset, hay making, hedge laying, products, smallholding.

The main website was created using MicroSoft Expressions Web (FrontPage). Here are some sunrays glancing through the mist on a November afternoon.

Sunrays through mist on a November afternoon

Mitchell’s Elm House is set in about 9 acres of ground. The largest field, “Plumtree
Close”, is 2.5 acres. We use this for hay and to graze the sheep. The other
land, “Bailey’s Piece”, has been divided into a variety of plots: an avenue of
small leaf lime trees, an ash grove, an oak spinney, three pony paddocks and
four sheep paddocks.

—– Plumtree Close and Bailey’s Piece are the old field names. —–

If you are interested in becoming a smallholder, but are not quite sure, you
might like to visit us and get some first hand experience. Perhaps you would
like a working holiday? Thinking of buying a smallholding?

We have moved to a new server here: 18/4/2012 — SO WE ARE NOW ON THE CLOUD.

Nigel & Virginia Purchon
Mitchell’s Elm House
Wanstrow
Shepton Mallet
BA4 4SN

These pages are being developed using WordPress. I am still discovering how to use WordPress, so please accept my apologies for any errors: I will amend these as soon as I discover how. In the meantime, please comment on your experiences in the veggie plot.

We sell our eggs, honey and vegetables in the Frome Country Market in The Cheese & Grain on Thursday mornings.

One Response to Wanstrow

  1. Two rows of potatoes (first earlies) are showing through now. I have tried: maris bard, maris peer, foremost, charlotte, red duke of york, and king edward in previous years. This year I am gowing foremost and maris bard.

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