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Burnville Farm Links

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Farmhouse bed and breakfast B&B accommodation and large self catering holiday cottages. Dartmoor, Devon. Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay. Simply Bed and Breakfast. Burnville Farm, Bed and Breakfast and Holiday Cottages, Brentor, Tavistock, Devon PL19 0NE. Tel: 01822 820443 Email: accommodation@burnville.co.uk. Burnville Farm, Brentor, Tavistock, Devon PL19 0NE Tel: 01822 820443. Email: accommodation@burnville.co.uk. Website: www.timart.co.uk.

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Pets and other Animals

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It is time I stopped doing other websites and concentrated on mine. Currently animals include Basil - Jack Russell, Mum's few bantams and my 3 aged sheep. I have always liked animals, being brought up on a farm helped. Dad was a farm worker and I have vivid memories of catching lambs with a leg crook and being dragged all over the pen because I wasn't big enough to actually get hold of the animal. Jasper was Mum's first dog a Cairn Terrier, he used to chase vehicles down the drive and it wasn't long befo...

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Completed latch hook rug and cushion kits using wool

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Lucy Lamb Crafts Latch Hook Rugs and Cushions. I have completed some rugs and cushions shown below, but the kits contain a variety of different natural coloured wool so the design is up to you. Small rug with sheep design. Cushion using natural coloured wool. My aging sheep flock is down to 3, now very old ladies. I managed to get last years fleeces washed, and I am in the process of writing a page on washing wool. Probably recommending you don't attempt to wash a whole fleece at once!

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Lucy Lamb Crafts hand spinning wool

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Shearing the sheep, choosing your fleece, washing, carding, making rolags and spinning. You can spin straight from carded fleece for a smoother yarn. Once your sheep is sheared, you can select the best wool from the fleece to wash, card and spin your yarn. Fleece will probably be dirty and definitely greasy. You can spin straight from the fleece, but it is not very pleasant. Use the kempy bits to line hanging baskets. Wool is very water retentive. You do still have to water the baskets though! Famous Sta...

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Lucy Lamb Crafts cross stitch

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Cross stitch, another hobby, I have not managed to find much time for recently. A bit like this site. Yes, I am back and determined to put more on the site! I do have a cupboard full of kits so I may try to have a clear out. For cross stitch designs with a difference - a wide range of transport designs, over 100 caricature designs and an expanding range of nature designs from a range of over 700 unique and exclusive counted cross stitch designs visit stitchtastic.com. May the road rise up to meet you;.

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Wool latch hook cushion and rug kits

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Latch hook rugs and cushions. Latch hook kits and hanging basket lining. The kit idea materialised because of my lack of time for latching. I also hit upon using the wool for lining hanging baskets. It does the job well and looks good. There are pictures of some of my latch hook creations here. Rug kit (plain, sheep or mixed colour)*. Large (120 x 70cm). Small (45 x 70cm). 42 x 42 cm. Will line 12 basket. The rug kits contain washed fleece, canvas, latch hook and instructions. Holidaying in the South west.

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lionsmane goes to dartmoor: August 2014

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The Hounds of Boxerville. Pinecone Adventures Returns to the Moor with The Hounds of Boxerville. The road in front of us grew bleaker and wilder over huge russet and olive slopes, sprinkled with giant boulders. Now and then we passed a moorland cottage, walled and roofed with stone, with no creeper to break its harsh outline. From The Hound of the Baskervilles. By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Sunday, August 31, 2014. And parked in a car park near The Dartmoor Inn. It was 4:30pm by the time we arrived back at ...