12 for the 12th (anniversary at Shoulsbarrow) was a wonderful fun feast full of noise and laughter and first-rate home-grown fayre. Congrats, Gary and Amanda, on all you have achieved in the 12 years here. Thanks for another excellent time!
Visitors’ Book 2026
SPRING 2026
Possibly one of the busiest times of the year on the farm, as new life is beginning to appear everywhere.
We like to hold our annual ‘Lambing Live,’ when we invite friends and family along to enjoy the lambs with us.
WINTER 2025
In spite of the weather, we held our annual ‘Bethlehem in the Barn.’
This Christmas also saw the debut of “A Little Bit of Wind” to accompany the carols and seasonal readings.
December……
November…….
Master of all he surveys…
Our animals 2023
November
Our pigs enjoying windfalls (September).
Our cows know where home is (July).
Dolores, our bottle-fed lamb from 2 years ago, still comes to say hello!!!!
Maureen our Hereford cross cow gave birth to a lovely calf yesterday. Both doing well this morning!!!!
24th March
Sullivan, our very inquisitive boar.
These two arrived yesterday to a very proud mum…
19th March
Lambing time at Shoulsbarrow 2022
Just the 7 lambs to bottle feed this year!
JUNE 2022
One of our guests noticed that we have redstarts nesting outside our front door.
Redstarts are immediately identifiable by their bright orange-red tails, which they often quiver.
They are summer migrants, arriving from central Africa to breed in the UK between April and September.
Redstarts are real tree-dwellers, nesting and feeding in mature oak woodlands and sometimes hedgerows in western parts of the UK. They are temperate rainforest specialists, thriving in the wet, mild conditions of the coastal woodlands of Wales, Scotland and South West England.
Nests are built in tree cavities and sometimes also nest boxes where the female lays six or seven light blue eggs. Chicks hatch after two weeks of incubation and spend another 16-17 days in the nest before fledging.
This is where ours are nesting.
