Peter was a very welcoming host with additional extras such as farm fresh eggs, butter and a homemade (and still warm!) wheaten loaf presented to us.
The fire was set ready to be lit.
Peter explained how the house works and offered us advice on local amenities and tourist spots.
Our 2 dogs settled in very quickly, the back garden was a bit too overgrown for them to explore so we walked them across the street and along the village in the mornings. After being out with us during the days adventuring we settled them into their crates when we went out in evenings.
The local pub - The dying cow is one not to be missed! We brought our bikes and cycled from Peters to and from this pub (approx 25mins each way)
The farm shop in the local town of Tinehely was a super spot for lunch (outside seating is also dog friendly) We enjoyed a meal at Murphys in Tinehely one evening as well and it was very reasonably priced pub grub.
Beautiful location and lots to see within short drives away. The old railway walk was a favourite for all. Thanks again!