Essential Surrey – May ’15

| 2nd May 2015

Essential Surrey wrote this lovely article: Of hives and hens: country courses in May It was published in several London magazines.

Essential Surrey – May ’15 was last modified: February 8th, 2018 by Sara Ward

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We are Hen Corner. We love the bee keepers, the veggie bed diggers, the jam makers and cider drinkers, the chicken fanciers and the real bread bakers. But not just in the deepest darkest countryside or the far, far away villages but right here in our cities and towns.