Lindsay's house is very well situated, just a very short walk from the centre of Sheffield. The room we had, with it's ensuite bathroom, was clean and very comfortable.
Lindsay was very easy going, flexible, helpful, kind and generous. When we arrived in the late afternoon everything was provided to make tea/coffee and her delicious homemade ANZAC biscuits. Cider was chilling in the fridge for a pre-dinner drink.
There was a small fridge provided for us with a kettle, toaster and BBQ, and crockery, glasses and cutlery. And we also had access to Lyndsay's kitchen.
Sheffield is well worth visiting for it murals, which are really impressive. The surrounding countryside is beautiful; great for cycling but also for walking, including the assent of Mount Roland, which sadly we did not have time to do. In addition it has a good selection of restaurants, cafes and take-aways to suit all budgets.
After dinner we returned to find some Eccles cakes, which Lyndsay had been baking whilst we were out. Delicious!
The highlight of stay with Lindsay was her home baking and the extravagant and delicious breakfast she provide for us. We had coffee, tea, milk, fruit juice, yummy bread, butter, homemade jams, honey, yoghurt, homemade apple muffins and more cookies, cherries and gorgeous blackberries from Lyndsay's garden. We were really spoilt. Thank goodness we were cycling.
Our only regret is that we only stayed one night with Lindsay. I hope very much that we will be able to return some day for a longer stay, including the assent of Mount Roland.
Huge thanks to Lindsay for making our trip to Sheffield so enjoyable.