Ok so we didn’t exactly have to dig our way in but it was white with snow when we got there. A very productive workday soon got underway, new gravel to paths, clearing up summer pruning, cut out rock for new shower room drains, we have now been able to work out exactly how things…
Category: Belstone Village
Another productive workday
Every month we benifit from a free days labour from our volunteer David Wormell who is sponsored by his employer to work for us one day a month. This month an enclosure for the commercial waste bin due next season, fence repairs and ground tidying were completed
Today Belstone was Sunshine & Sheep
For a moment life came to a standstill as Micheal Reddaway drove his sheep through the village. This is Dartmoor at it’s best.
A Noisey boys dorm
It’s been a busy week frustrated by one of our heating controls being “offline” and very reluctant to talk to the router but a call to Ireland sorted it. Always a great privilage to welcome a youth group. It was a late welcome to the Clevedon Family Church Youth group this evening. Excited young people…
Kitchen taps reach the end of their life
It was a beautiful warm sunshine afternoon at Bernard’s Acre today. Unfortunately the kitchen taps reached the end of their working life and needed changing TODAY. The new sign at our front gate looks great. The new dehumidifier arrived from Germany today in time to start it’s working life halping to keep our moisture levels…
Getting ready for next Summer
Many thanks to Continental Underfloor Heating of Launceston who donate a days time each month in allowing David Warmell to help us with practical tasks. Yesterdays task was to create a garden waste store area by erecting a fence.
Bernard's Acre 