Glimpse of Heaven
Words: Lynn Nicholson
For me the perfect way to relax is within beautiful surroundings, beautiful accommodation, and to be surrounded by wonderful animals and have the
opportunity to try something completely different, something
that will expand my mind, which also needs a holiday, oh
and of course, I want good food!
Nearly Heaven can give you all this.
Firstly, the accommodation is outstanding, a beautiful
traditional French farmhouse or gite, absolutely perfect for
anytime of the year to simply ‘chill-out’ and unwind. Every
detail is considered and you will certainly not want to leave
here!
Outside you can take riding lessons and really get to explore
the local area, and again, a fantastic way to let your stresses
slip away. Animals feature highly here, with the newly opened
animals sanctuary that will keep your children occupied for
hours and you too. You can view all types of animals, and get
up close with them, such as pigs, sheep, chickens, rabbits,
ducks, pheasants and quail and you will often meet a Vizsla
puppy or two!
The web site is brilliant for following the progress of the
animals and to meet the new arrivals!
You can enjoy hiking in the local area, or bike riding and
swimming and once you have built up a fantastic appetite
you can visit one of the wonderful local restaurants and
meet the local people.
Now, as for something different why not combine some of your
holiday with learning to fl y? Nearly Heaven can organise this
for you, do talk to them in advance of your arrival, but what a
tremendous thing to try your hand at, and who knows, it may
lead to you eventually getting your licence and then you can
fl y yourself over to Nearly Heaven for your next trip.
Contact Details
Sue Virr
La Chataigneraie
87310
Gorre
Limousin
France
info@nearlyheaven.com (preferred contact method)
Mobile: 0033 689 713 603
Telephone: 0033 555 481 750
Telephone: 0207 193 8229 (Calls via Skype at UK rates)
Skype ID: nearlyheaven (free pc-to-pc calls)
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