Trout Fishing Guide
Just found this very useful guide online, it gives an overview of Trout fishing options across the county and includes maps and pricing.
This is the blog for the dog friendly, luxury, self catering, cottage holidays at Helsbury Park in Cornwall. For more information go to www.helsburypark.co.uk or call 01840 211726.
Just found this very useful guide online, it gives an overview of Trout fishing options across the county and includes maps and pricing.
Labels: local attractions
We recently took a trip down to Penzance for a Marine Discovery trip with Duncan and Hannah on their magnificent catamaran, which was a great bonus as their previous trips were on a rib which although exciting would have been a more more intense experience. Sailing on the catamaran was much more enjoyable, being able to move around and relax as we searched for marine wildlife.
Labels: local attractions
As Waitrose increases it's presence in the South West so new areas are being opened up to which they will deliver, and in the last few weeks they have started supporting the PL32 postcode which is great news if you're a fan of the brand. There are limited delivery slots while it's being piloted but luckily Friday afternoon is one of them.
Labels: helsbury park facilities, self catering
My Pet Speaker transforms your personal music library into pet-friendly tunes that soothe and relax dogs, cats, horses, and their people. Innovative Pet Acoustics iPhone Application plays music specifically composed to reduce a pet’s stress, anxiety, and aggression caused by their reaction to sounds.
Labels: dog listening
‘Are we nearly there yet?’ It is the dreaded question which will be heard in cars across the country as the summer holidays get into full swing, and which usually signals the tipping point for tempers.
The journey to a holiday destination is often considered the final hurdle between holidaymakers and the break they’ve been looking forward to.
But with 37 million people choosing to holiday at home last year, it seems the ‘staycation’ is here to stay. And that means those journeys, on holiday routes at peak times, are set to be even busier.
Rather than driving you to distraction, the holiday journey could actually take you on a journey of discovery.
Using these simple travel tools you can plan a stop-off either before you set off or en route.
And to make sure your adventure is a safe one:
Labels: travelling with your dog
With pretty gardens, magnificent beaches and various historic sites, Cornwall has topped a recent poll to take the title of Britain’s most scenic county. The survey was commissioned by TV Channel Blighty and supported by well known presenter Neil Oliver to launch their Great British Landscape Season.
Participants from across the country were asked to choose their most favoured counties across a number of criteria including natural beauty, weather, tourist attractions and cleanliness. Cornwall was most popular and scored highly across the set of criteria with Devon coming in a close second. Almost three quarters of those polled expressed an interest in visiting Cornwall in the coming year citing it as best for hospitality, scenic views and containing the nicest towns and villages. Neighbouring county Devon was the second favourite in these categories while Cumbria came in third overall while being named best for wildlife but was a less favourable destination due to its unsettled weather. Merseyside and West Midlands were named as counties that suffered from a lack of natural beauty.
When asked how Britain’s natural beauty compared to that of the rest of Europe, 87% of people believed the British landscape was as scenic as or better than the mainland. The main reasons put forward that might put tourists off from visiting the British Isles were weather, high costs of transport and the exchange rate.
Malcolm Bell of VisitCornwall comments: “Our visitors are consistently telling us that it is the quality of Cornwall’s natural environment that attracts them here and it is fantastic that this survey not only backs that up but recognises Cornwall’s beauty as being above and beyond that of any other destination. Any visitor to the county can’t fail to be visually impressed; Cornwall’s unique location is undoubtedly one of our greatest assets and is a invaluable unique selling point.”
The top 5 most scenic counties in Britain: