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Fairy Trail spells magic at Galgorm Castle Estate
With more than 15,000 visitors a year the Galgorm Castle Fairy Trail is going from strength to strength.
Thursday, 5th August 2021, 7:33 am
Since opening in 2017, the Fairy Trail has been enchanting visitors of all ages, and families can now book to take their children around the magical experience from its base, the magical Toadstool Cottage.
Special events are held throughout the year at Easter, Halloween, Christmas and over the summer holidays. For example, in October, the forest is turned into a magical Halloween wonderland.
“We have families and school groups at our seasonal events that are based on an interactive outdoor experience,” said Stacey Mellon of the Galgorm Castle Fairy Trail.
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Black Down is a hill on the Purbeck Ridge, a natural formation made of chalk. The treeless summit is a popular viewing point and houses the Hardy Monument. This 72ft high structure was built in tribute to Sir Thomas Hardy, who was a commander during the Battle of Trafalgar. On a clear day, the view from Black Down stretches for miles with Chesil Beach and the Dorset downs observable.
The Cobb in Lyme Regis
The Cobb, Lyme Regis
- Credit: Terry Ife
This location is for all the Jane Austen fans who will no doubt recognise this location from
Persuasion. While it’s not recommended to frolic around like Louisa Musgrove, who jumps down the steps and gets a concussion, The Cobb has magnificent views of Lyme Bay and the English Channel.
The new Reception class children at Montgomery Church in Wales School are approaching the end of their first term in the school. Headteacher Anna Griggs was amazed by the youngsters’ confidence as they learnt and performed the Talk for Writing story ‘Little Red Hen’ during the autumn. The children have recently featured in the town’s online advent calendar, for which they made a special recording of a favourite Welsh Christmas carol, ‘Ser y Nos yn Gwenu’ along with their friends in years one to three. Castle closure Pizza sale raises £600 for charity Kate and Stu Richards, of Nomadic Appetite, decided to donate all their pizza profits from the first week in December to Self Help Africa, a charity which they have supported for some time.