Today me and Freya were lucky enough to have Sarah take us to Woodside farm. It was so lovely, Freya was in her element being surrounded by animals.Its crazy how much she loves them. Woodside farm must have been there for a long time, there was a small area of Victorian fair ground rides which where some of the most wonderful things i've ever seen, they are also still in use, so we had one go on the helter skelter, I couldn't believe how fast it went. And on the tea cups, Freya wasn't to sure.
I've tried searching for any historic information on the farm but sadly can't find anything. The farm has the usual rabbits, goats (so greedy!), donkeys, llamas, birds and even tiny little monkeys (of course more but I wont list.)
At the entrance of the farm is a small shop with locally produced sweets, jams, juices, honey, eggs and more.
I treated myself to clotted cream fudge, really who can resist? And lemon bon bons. As we left we noticed a few small shops, and in the middle was this beautiful shop called home sweet home, that sold vintage housewares and accessories. But much to my dissapointment it was closed, luckily enough it was opening in half an hour. It was such a beautiful place with such affordable things in it. I treated myself to a pale pink crystal dresser set and a tiny wooden trinket box.
