Welcome to my Blog about all things to do with Riding Farm Cottages, Farm and holidays. Day to day things, things happening in the area. Hope you enjoy it!
Louise
- Red Sky at Night Sheperds Delight 21/08/2010
- Worms come to the Riding Farm 19/08/2010
- Start of another year 17/08/2010
- Gibside by Horse and Trap 15/08/2010
- Baled and ready to go !! 10/08/2010
- Tall Ships 09/08/2010
- Harvest Watch at Lapwing Cottage 08/08/2010
- A Day Out 08/08/2010
- Wheat Harvest has Started 07/08/2010
- Welcome Tyne and Wear 27/07/2010
- Harvest 2010 26/07/2010
- Welcome Home 17/07/2010
- Poppies in the Field 07/07/2010
- Sunshine 30/06/2010
- Rush Hour at The Pond 13/06/2010
- We have done it! Lapwing and Beamish Cottages 30/05/2010
- Sowing Clover 15/05/2010
- Lapwing and Beamish Cottage 26/04/2010
- Heron now joins the pond family 23/04/2010
- Beamish Museum Steam Event 19/04/2010
- First Ladybird 10/04/2010
- As featured on BBC1 Breakfast TV 09/04/2010
- The Snow Has Gone 25/01/2010
- We have got it 14/10/2009
- Harvest at Riding Farm has begun 13/08/2009
- Make hay while the sun shines at Riding Farm 07/08/2009
- A different sort of cockerel! 27/06/2009
- The Canadians are back 14/06/2009
- The Geese are back 17/05/2009
- A walk through the woods 16/05/2009
- The Lambs are Out 26/04/2009
- Pear Tree 22/04/2009
- New Cottages 03/04/2009
- Spring 2009 31/03/2009
- New Year 07/01/2009
- Blackbird in the tractor 28/06/2008
- Cattle are on the move 28/05/2008
- More babies 26/05/2008
- Oil Seed Rape 18/05/2008
- Spring is here 09/05/2008
- Easter 31/03/2008
- We have been busy!! 05/02/2008
- Riding Farm 2008 07/01/2008
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More babies
26/05/2008
We have another family on the pond this time a family of Candian Geese and there babies
Its so strange seeing both families of geese on the pond but Candians mothers are just as protective as Grey Geese you can just make the babies out onthis picture
I think they all like the pond so much because of all the tadpoles they have to eat and the breakfast toast leftovers that our guests take down for them they won't come near when your there but as soon as you are far enough away they come and enjoy there treat its nice to see all nations enjoyng The Riding breakfast!!
More choice on our Breakfast Menu