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March 2011 Newsletter if you are unable to view this newsletter please click here

As the days begin to lengthen, we're all able to achieve more throughout the day. So with this in mind, visiting Exmoor to discover its hidden secrets, albeit with time to spare, whether on foot, horseback, saddle or in the comfort of your own car,  without the added pressure of having to worry that it's going to get dark soon, is a position I’m sure we’re all more comfortable with. With the Snowdrops just about to disappear, so the woodland floors and verges come to life in a sea of yellow, as the Daffodils take a stronghold and there is a real sense that Spring has arrived. As mentioned in our January Newsletter, we explained that we are going to be extremely competitive with our Special Offers throughout 2011 and with this in mind some of our Spring and Summer deals are just out of this world, and give you, our customers, great added value.

Our chosen charity for 2011 is The Calvert Trust, a local charity that
provides disabled children with the opportunity to partake in outdoor
activity holidays. We will endeavour to support their cause throughout the next twelve months with numerous fund raising events and sponsorship, along with a little help, we hope, from you are customers.

Warmest Regards,

Peter & Linda Hendrie

Exmoor Special Breaks

Spring Breaks We all know the tell-tale signs that Spring is arriving, when the temperature starts to rise, the days start drawing out From only £55 pppn Read More >>>	Summer Breaks With so much to see and do throughout the Summer, Exmoor National Park is the ideal place for the more adventurous of us. From only £45 pppn Read More >>>
Autumn Breaks As the temperature begins to fall, the days shorten and a sense of calm descends upon the Moor, From only £240 per person 2 + 1 Dinner Bed & Breakfast Read More >>>	Winter Breaks Whilst using your imagination, its easy to conj-our up what it would be like to stay at an old 16th century Inn. From only £45 pppn Read More >>>

Exmoor Wildlife

You will notice more birdsong everywhere and their sounds and body language are as revealing as their colours.  Robins for instance are highly aggressive, seeing off competitors liking to perch on a spade handle for instance as an ideal look-out point

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