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How to Find Us Humble by Nature is based just outside of Monmouth in the Wye Valley. Easily accessible, situated close to the M4, M5 and M50. From the West, North, Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye & M50 Take the A40 exiting at Monmouth, follow signposts to the B4293 directing you through two left turns towards Trellech/ Chepstow. After the series of bends the road straightens and at the top of the hill, with views on your right, take the first left hand turn, signposted towards Penallt. Continue for approximately 1 mile, taking the next available left - signposted 'The Craig/ No through rd'. Humble by Nature is the first entrance on the left. From the east, Bristol & the m4 Exiting the M4 towards Chepstow and the Old Severn Crossing, follow signposts along the A466 to Chepstow Racecourse. At the Racecourse take the first exit at the roundabout signposted B4293 to Devauden. Continue along this road passing through Devauden, Llanishen and Trelleck. Almost 3 miles after Trellech, with magnificent views on your left, take a sharp right signposted Penallt. Continue for approximately 1 mile, taking the next available left - signposted 'The Craig/ No through rd'. Humble by Nature is the first entrance on the left. S S O FOREST OF R O DEAN NB if using a Sat Nav please do not take the T 0 4 turning marked 'Old Church Penallt'. The turning A for 'The Craig' is 100m away on the same side of the road as you leave Penallt heading towards MONMOUTH Monmouth. T R H O T P U G W O I E N M A O N R O C T 0 M 4 E A H T H T U O H C O T M E L N L O E M R T LLT ENA TO P THE CRAIG 3 3 2 4 Humble by Nature, B A Upper Meend Farm, 4 PENALLT 6 Nr Penallt, 6 Monmouth, R I V NP25 4RP E T R O T W T O R Y E T 01600 714595 B E I 4 L N 2 L E T 9 E 3 C [email protected] R H N.

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