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  • Buzzed about Bees by John Mace: Part 1

    Buzzed about Bees by John Mace: Part 1

    We all recognise a bee. We all know they make honey. But why do they do it and what else do they do?

    Along with bringing us 2 of his hives to make use of our ‘Bee Friendly Park’, John Mace has written this very informative blog post for us, all about the fascinating world inside a bee hive. Part 2 will follow in a week or two. We hope you enjoy reading about these wonderful little creatures as much as we do having them on the park!

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  • Easter Bonus Recipe: Helen's Simnel Cake Recipe (Fruit Cake)

    Easter Bonus Recipe: Helen's Simnel Cake Recipe (Fruit Cake)

    We’ve got a special Easter treat for you all this Easter weekend. Another of Helen’s recipes, her Simnel Cake, which makes an appearance in the Brown household every Easter, and is usually gone before Easter Monday!

    Why not pop over for a portion if you’re visiting the park this easter.

    Happy Easter everybody!

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  • On the Trail of Hidden Treasure with Harry Fowler

    On the Trail of Hidden Treasure with Harry Fowler

    Harry Fowler, our park authority on Metal Detecting has sent us this guest blog all about his fascinating hobby. Here he details about how to get started, the dos and don’ts and just a few of the things you might unearth if you are lucky!

    As always we’d love you to share our blogs with anyone who you think mind find them interesting!

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  • Helens Recipes : Part 2 Carrot and Walnut Cake

    Helens Recipes : Part 2 Carrot and Walnut Cake

    The second of Helens’ recipes is a lovely, light but moist Carrot and Walnut Cake, perfect for Sunday evening with a cup of Yorkshire Tea.

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  • Days out along the Esk Valley Railway

    Days out along the Esk Valley Railway

    We’ve had some lovely days out from our caravan to the villages along the Esk Valley using the train line that runs from Middlesbrough to Whitby, stopping at 16 stations, many of which are very pretty and interesting villages. Read about our trip last summer to the Esk Valley.

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  • Helens Recipes: Part 1 Blackberry Buckle Pudding

    Helens Recipes: Part 1 Blackberry Buckle Pudding

    In the first of an ongoing monthly series, many of the Browns’ family favourite recipes prepared, cooked and explained by Drovers Ways very own Helen Brown!
    We’d love to hear about your experiences trying some of the coming recipes, please leave a comment below and share with your friends. Perhaps you have a suggestion for a recipe you’d like to see Helen take on!
    If you are a holiday home owner at Drovers Way and don’t fancy cooking yourself, Helen would be very pleased to bake one for you and deliver direct to your door ready to eat!

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  • We've had a re-design!

    We've had a re-design!

    Some of our frequent visitors may have notice we have undergone a re-design. With a tidy up and some new features we hope you enjoy our new look.
    Our “Social” page is going to feature frequent posts on a variation of topics including “Local Area” – What is happening in the local area, “Local Walks” – Where to take a walk whilst on your visit, “Helen’s Recipes“and more. We will also be welcoming visitors of the park to join in and write guest posts.

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  • Not the Usual Beach Walk

    Not the Usual Beach Walk

    First impression of Skinningrove is that of a rundown forgotten industrial seaside village, don’t let this put you off there are hidden gem’s to be found. As you enter the village head to the car park north side of the river here you will find a track to an old industrial wharf. What greets you at the other side, is a vast beautiful beach mostly deserted, with the odd local walking the dog or a lonely hiker making his long journey on the famous Cleveland way.

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