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KEEP IT LOCAL, MY’ ANSOME!! Residents & Holiday makers -


We deliver in TQ5 and Kingswear for FREE on all orders over £20.


(Produce subject to availability, prices subject to change.)


Visit our Farm Shop for LOCALLY sourced produce.


Homemade: Ready Meals, Sausages, Beef burgers. Xmas meat orders taken now and hampers made to order.


WALK- WAY THROUGH


TO CAYMAN GOLF & LASER SHOOT


Caroline’s Kitchen & Garden Centre.


for Soup starter & Main Roast & Trimmings. Café can be booked for private functions.


The well stocked Garden Centre is a joy to walk round. There’s something for everyone. We also stock pet food & horse feed.


Open Mon-Sat 9am – 4.30pm Sun 10am – 4pm


Christmas menu available from November for parties and individuals. Please prebook. Xmas trees will be available as per last year.


Open Mon – Sat 9am – 5pm. Sun 10am – 4pm


TEL NO: 01803 845837 FREE PARKING ON SITE


has a very family friendly theme, and you are asked to bring along your favourite Christmas present that you have received so far, and Father Will will get you involved in the service! Father Will also told me that this is a lovely service for some of the family to come to (and bring the kids) to get them out of the house while the cooking is going on at home. Aside from the church services the Rotary Club and the church will hold their annual carol service on Monday 16th


December at 7.30pm at


St Saviour’s. This is a great event for all the family and will really get everyone into the Christmas Spirit. Also at St. George’s, Dittisham on Sunday 22nd


December at


four pm there is a family, candlelit carol service, followed by warming refreshments. All the details for the Parish events/services can be found at www.parishofdartmouth. co.uk (see advert on page 25) and finally, going a little bit further afield, because it


is always good to have an outing and change of scene - have you considered going to River Dart Country Park near Ashburton in the winter? www.riverdart.co.uk


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TQ13 7NP. This is a really great place to go, wrap up warm and run about. One of the main features of River Dart Country Park is the adventure playground, which is fantastic fun, with zip wires, slides, tree houses and so on, and even though you might get a bit muddy, it is all sheltered and in the trees, and would make a great place for a winter day out. You can take the dog, but it has to be on a lead, and if you walk up out of the back of the adventure playground with your dog, and follow the river


along, it is beautiful and peaceful and you feel like you are miles from anywhere. I always make the most of this amazing walk when we


go to River Dart Country Park, because I ask my friends/ husband to keep an eye on the kids for half an hour, and walk up the river with the dog on my own - it is absolute heaven. On a sunny day there are picnic tables to sit at, and as my family like picnicking year round we make the most of the beautiful scenery and sit and eat outside, and then they can carry on playing whenever they are ready. At River Dart Country Park in the winter it is £3 for two hours parking and £6 for the whole day, but if you spend £10 on a main meal in the café (which we found were huge and really good value) then you can get your parking money refunded. •


Come & enjoy Sunday Lunch


Food Hampers & Party Buffet Platters available. next to the Go Karts on Dartmouth Road (Look for the Brown signs)


Hand


Car Wash On Site


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