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Exmoor Falconry and Animal Farm
 Exmoor Falconry and Animal Farm ... Centre in the Heart of Exmoor, with falconry days and hawk walks, fully organised activity breaks, bed and breakfast, clay pigeon shooting, and riding holidays. Falconry and outdoor activities set in a 15th century national trust farmhouse, within Exmoor National Park, down a quiet country lane, but close to Minehead and Porlock.Newest Review: ... "working" and "rustic" rather than sanitised and "just-for-the-tourists". The owners, Glenn and Cathy Powell, run a B&B from the main house on the farm, and there are various activity breaks and short courses that you can book if you stay there, including riding and, obviously, falconry. From the entrance area and shop, we stepped out into a courtyard area ... more ... containing stables, chicken coups, and two brightly coloured macaw parrots. Throughout the site, there were various breeds of chicken and geese roaming around free, and followed by cute fluffy chicks, which we all thought were adorable. Fortunately, ...more |
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Exmoor Falconry and Animal Farm: Some attractions are more equal than others (1075 words)
by - written on 22/11/05 (Very useful, 613 readings)
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When we were on holiday in Somerset this summer, we decided to visit Exmoor Falconry and Animal Farm. This attraction is set within Exmoor National Park, in a village called Allerford near Porlock, west of Minehead. It was reasonably easy to find by following the map on the leaflet that we had found in our accommodation, but this was just as well as there didn't appear to be any signs on the way. The first thing that we noticed when we pulled into the car park off a small country lane is that the site is in a beautiful location, with views up to the moor covered in pink heather. There was plenty of parking available, on gravel and on a grassed area. We walked ... Read the complete review
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