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B4371 B4371 HeathHeath A49 CommonCommon HopeHope Wall-Under-HeywoodWall-Under-Heywood Acton Scott Historic RagdonRagdon BowdlerBowdler Working Farm LittleLittle RushburyRushbury StrettonStretton Experience daily life on ChelmickChelmick an upland farm at the turn of the 19th century, as seen Directions on BBC TV’s Victorian Farm series. Watch milking by From Church Stretton, go to the village hand, butter making in the of Wall-Under-Heywood. dairy and demonstrations of Take the 2nd left after the Plough Inn, period skills and visits signed to Cardington and Gretton. from the Wheelwright, At the end of this road, approx. Farrier and Blacksmith. 1.5 miles, turn left immediately right, signed to Chatwall. Woodside Farm is 1st on the left, approx. 1 mile up the road, over a cattle grid. “Amazing place, just what we were looking for.” - Mr & Mrs Russell, Woodside Farm Bed & Breakfast Stratford-Upon-Avon Cardington, Church Stretton, Shropshire SY6 7LB Mrs Pat Evans Tel: 01694 771314 Woodside Farm Bed & Breakfast www.woodsidefarmchurchstretton.co.uk Cardington, Church Stretton, Much Wenlock Shropshire SY6 7LB A quintessentially English town, off the beaten track and Mrs Pat Evans the birthplace of William Penny Brookes, founding tg Tel: 01694 771314 father of the Modern Olympic Games. sustainable tourism grant www.woodsidefarmchurchstretton.co.uk Welcome to Guest Comments “Thank you for a lovely weekend. Woodside Farm Breakfast superb! Lovely log fires!” Bed and Breakfast - Mr & Mrs Barnes, Dorset “Wonderful setting and fantastic hospitality. For anyone who wants to escape to the country for one Thank you for looking after us so well.” night or a longer stay, Woodside Farm is peacefully - Mrs & Mrs White & family, Cambridge situated mid way between the market towns of Church “Mrs Evans will spoil you.” Stretton and Much Wenlock in Shropshire. - Mr & Mrs Hollis, Northampton “Here we are again, happy as can be.” - Mr & Mrs Cranshaw, Sheffield “Lovely old fashioned hospitality, thank you.” - Mr & Mrs Carr, Telford Accommodation Our comfortable farm house comprises three bedrooms all with beautiful views of the Local Attractions & Places to Visit surrounding hills and farm animals. 1 double en-suite 1 family en-suite (may be used as a twin) 1 single with wash basin and bathroom on the same landing Facilities Woodside is set on the leyhill slope between Very clean spacious rooms Caer Caradoc and Wenlock Edge, easily accessible, it TV in bedrooms is well situated for walking and beautiful views can be seen from the nearby Longmynd. Tea and coffee making facilities Sitting room with TV and log fire Guests may also like to explore historic castles, abbeys, Church Stretton museums and the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Farmhouse dining table Church Stretton is in the heart of the Shropshire hills, an Site, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Several Menu and local breakfast produce Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is also known as other attractions are also nearby. Vegetarian diets catered for ‘little Switzerland’ for its alpine like hills and valleys and Woodside Farm is a semi retired family farm Ample parking is a popular destination for walkers. rearing beef cattle and a commercial flock of breeding Garden for guests’ use ewes. It is approximately 1 mile from Cardington village. Railway station at Church Stretton Ludlow Ludlow was described by John Betjeman as “the loveliest town in England”. It has a lively market, food fairs, speciality food shops and numerous restaurants and Inns. With over 500 listed buildings, mainly Georgian or half- timbered, Ludlow is a feast for the eyes.