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Successive Manstree Wines have won many awards over the years in competitions on both a regional, national and international basis. We have recently planted some red grape vines, so in the next few years we hope to offer Manstree Red as well!
An 18-acre garden with 3 small lakes, unusual trees and shrubs, bog garden, national collection of astilbes, iris ensata and tulbaghias.
We specialise in original paintings, hand-crafted jewellery, individually designed glassware and bronze sculpture. Our selection includes some of the finest seascape, landscape, still life and figurative work.
Meadfoot is a shingle beach in the lovely Wellswood area of Torquay. With Lincombe Woods behind, it's a small beach away from the main Torquay town centre area.
Surrounded by open moorland, Meldon is a breathtaking reservoir lake 9000 feet above sea level teeming with native wildlife; befriend one of the fishermen sat on the steep banks and you may glimpse a brown trout!
This viaduct was built in 1874 and spans 165 metres over the remains of mineral mines. The views from the viaduct span across to Meldon Dam and reservoir to the south west. The views of this dam almost 50 metres high are as impressive as the original
A 16thC town house, the largest and finest example of its period left in the city. Now houses a museum of Plymouth's history.
Located on the west side of Dartmoor, this site is home to a number of impressive landforms that are defined by the underlying geology and demonstrate the effects of weathering during the Ice Age. The area has a number of tors, including Roos Tor.
Devon Wildlife Trust saved this remarkable Culm grassland smallholding from agricultural improvement in 1994 when they bought the site at auction.
The Milky Way Adventure Park is a day in the country that's out of this world. With 5 major rides and 6 live shows it's a must for all ages, whatever the weather. With a great mix of fun, rides, education and live shows there really is something fo
A little to the south of East Portlemouth beach is Mill Bay, a privately owned beach popular with families because of the very safe and clean bathing conditions, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
Basketry, artistry, picture framing and needlecrafts. Basketry hands-on instruction and needle craft day workshops for small groups by appt. B&B accommodation.
An award-winning, evocative museum and visitor centre based around the historic port and mine workings on the River Tamar. Here in the heart of the spectacular Tamar Valley, amidst towering cliffs and gently rolling farmland, a lost world lives again
Wide sand and rocky beaches on either side of the estuary of the river Erme. Privately owned but open to the public, these are beautiful and usually less busy beaches set within gentle tree covered cliffs. They are ideal for swimming, windsurfing.
Restored Tudor mansion house, past home of Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. French, Italian and English formal gardens with temples. Grade I garden. Eight hundred acres of parkland.
A small sandy beach with numerous rock pools exposed at low tide. Situated to the north of Hope Cove and surrounded by outcrops of rock, it is rugged in appearance but sheltered.
Moviola - the South and West's Rural Multiplex - is a partnership of some 90 local halls and a central management team which brings quality cinema to all parts of Dorset and Hampshire, and over the border to East Devon, South Somerset and South Wilt
Musbury Castle is an Iron Age camp that looks out onto the beautiful river Axe. The area is not only a historical treat but there is much for the wildlife lover and keen birdwatchers alike
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