Llannefydd is surrounded by quiet, beautiful countryside that’s full of character and history. From the wide views at the top of Mynydd y Gaer to the gentler route around Pedr Hir, these are the walks I return to again and again. Whether you’re looking for fresh air, local stories or just a bit of time outdoors, there’s plenty to explore right from the village.

As autumn arrives on the farm, our family tradition of bulb planting takes center stage, with daffodils being the main focus. During the cooling days of autumn, children across Wales plant daffodil bulbs, hoping to see these vibrant yellow flowers bloom by March 1st - St. David's Day. This yearly tradition underscores the daffodil's role in Welsh culture. Adopted as the national emblem in the 19th century, the daffodil represents unity, resilience, and the promise of better d

The Beloved Peacocks of Plas: More Than Just Feathers and Superstitions Nestled in the heart of Plas, our charming peacocks have become an integral part of our family. These regal birds are not just pets; they are members of the household who add a touch of whimsy to our daily lives. In this blog post, we'll explore the unique personalities of our peacocks and address the superstitions that surround these captivating creatures. The Peacocks of Plas Our peacocks, beautifully