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We visited TV chef and food campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's beautiful River Cottage in Dorset, just after school broke up for summer. Our tour included demonstrations in jam making and mushroom identification, as well as a look around the farm. Like Riverford, River Cottage is another excellent example of ethically produced (and delicious) food which inspires us to cook and eat well. |
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![]() Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall |
![]() River Cottage |
.![]() The approach to River Cottage |
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![]() We learned to make gooseberry curd and raspberry jam from Pam Corbin, author of Preserves. |
![]() John Wright, dubious mushroom expert, seemed to do his best to dissuade the public from hunting mushrooms. |
![]() The River Cottage garden |
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![]() Nick, in Lyme Regis, near our campsite |
![]() A weird tree on the footpath |
![]() A cute surfer in Lyme Regis Bay |
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![]() On the Cobb |
![]() Click HERE to see another recent trip to Lyme Regis and HERE to one from our past. |
![]() We think this was a practice rescue mission. |
![]() Breakfast at The Town Mill Bakery is not to be missed. |
![]() Visit the Town Mill Bakery's website for inspiration and recipes. |
![]() Nick loads his plate (board) with goodies for breakfast. |
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