Despite having had beautiful warm weather for quite a while, it's now officially Spring - the first cuckoo of the year has been heard! Also this week, the early roses began to bloom and they're now looking and smelling beautiful. Roll on summer!
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Having already mastered Facebook - join us at Luggs Barn, Devon - we're branching out to Twitter! Very new to this site but if you're a regular tweeter please follow us @LuggsBarn
Don't forget the special offers on all bookings in June - call now to save £200 and enjoy a relaxing early summer break in Devon!
Don't forget the special offers on all bookings in June - call now to save £200 and enjoy a relaxing early summer break in Devon!
Monday, 16 May 2011
Exterior photos
Here are a few of the latest exterior photos of Luggs Barn and its garden and surroundings. Let us know what you think!
Most exciting recent news is that we have 3 magazines interested in using Luggs Barn in their editorial pages which will be great publicity for us. We'll keep you posted as to when they're available in the shops!
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Professional photos - and a celebratory offer!
Here's what a wide angle lens, lots of clever technology and many years' professional experience does for Luggs Barn's image! We think the professional photographs from last week's shoot look fantastic - let us know your thoughts!
We're in such a good mood this month that we're offering a huge £200 discount on all 7 night bookings in June. The discounted rate of £950 will apply to all June bookings while dates are available. There's never been a better time to enjoy an early summer holiday in glorious Devon countryside! Call us now on 01823 681605 or email to reserve your preferred dates.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Camera ready...
...Luggs Barn is now ready for its closeup! We have interior photographer Chris Wright coming tomorrow to ensure that all our marketing efforts reflect the true impact of this beautiful building.
Trouble is, the cake I've just made and the wine he suggested as a prop look extremely attractive...check back to see if they get left alone long enough to get some good shots! His professional images will be added to the website and all our online directory listings in due course - see if you can spot the difference to my snaps!
Lots of short break enquiries coming in - and a few summer weeks left, so anyone thinking of escaping to the countryside this year, now's the time to get in touch! Christmas and New Year have been booked since the beginning of January, I'm afraid, but anyone interested please consider booking Christmas 2012 well in advance - the amount of people wanting this year has been incredible.
The lambs in front of Luggs Barn have grown a tremendous amount in just a few weeks but are still adding to the scenery beautifully. Our sheep are delighted with their new field next door so have stopped their escape attempts for now, and the chickens spend most of their time following us around hoping we'll drop some food. They have to be shooed out of the farmhouse several times a day! Clearly their corn and pellets are less impressive than the crumbs which the children seem to dispense everywhere they go...
Trouble is, the cake I've just made and the wine he suggested as a prop look extremely attractive...check back to see if they get left alone long enough to get some good shots! His professional images will be added to the website and all our online directory listings in due course - see if you can spot the difference to my snaps!
Lots of short break enquiries coming in - and a few summer weeks left, so anyone thinking of escaping to the countryside this year, now's the time to get in touch! Christmas and New Year have been booked since the beginning of January, I'm afraid, but anyone interested please consider booking Christmas 2012 well in advance - the amount of people wanting this year has been incredible.
The lambs in front of Luggs Barn have grown a tremendous amount in just a few weeks but are still adding to the scenery beautifully. Our sheep are delighted with their new field next door so have stopped their escape attempts for now, and the chickens spend most of their time following us around hoping we'll drop some food. They have to be shooed out of the farmhouse several times a day! Clearly their corn and pellets are less impressive than the crumbs which the children seem to dispense everywhere they go...
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