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Posted on 08/01/201817/10/2022 by The Extra Mile — Leave a comment

EIGHT ROAD TRIPS TO TRY IN 2023

There’s something irresistibly romantic about exploring the back roads; something intrepid about meandering around the dips and curves of unknown countryside. The roof might not be down (this is the UK after

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May is a huge month for foodies, with the @ludlowf

May is a huge month for foodies, with the @ludlowfood Festival (among others) coming up this weekend. We've got a fabulous Extra Mile destination in Ludlow, in the Ludlow Farmshop and Kitchen @ludlowfarmshop Here's what we think of this top-notch spot.

"Set on the edge of the Earl of Plymouth’s estate, this fab farm shop is a microcosm of the foodie hub that is Ludlow. They're beyond passionate about local food here, with over half the products grown, reared or made on the farm. Find rare-breed Gloucester Old Spot pork, wild venison and dairy delights from their own cows.

Their on-site hotel, The Clive Arms, is supplied with these first rate goods, too. The café features copious amounts of fresh farm produce, from hand-churned butter to homemade cakes. A breakfast of house granola with farm yoghurt and honey would be a treat; brunch or lunch on crispy salads, juicy burgers and well-filled sandwiches.

After filling your boots with farm-made cheese, jams, freshly-roasted coffee and snacks, soak up the scenery at a picnic table. There’s a play area (with ice-cream cabin in summer) where kids can monkey around to prepare them for a long nap in the car. A winner."

If you're heading to the Ludlow Food Festival, do pop in to Ludlow Farm Shop while in the area, and pass on a little hello from us: https://ludlowfarmshop.co.uk/

Or head to our 2025 Food Festivals blog for more about Ludlow Food Festival and more: https://theextramile.guide/best-food-festivals-2025/

Love food festivals AND being near the sea? Steady

Love food festivals AND being near the sea? Steady yourself: we're here with our eight favourite coastal food festivals for 2025, from Pembrokeshire to Porthleven and Aldeburgh to Dartmouth:

https://theextramile.guide/coastal-food-festivals/

#porthlevenfoodfestival #porthlevenfoodfest #dartmouthfoodfestival #aldeburghfoodfestival #hastingsfood #pembrokeshirefoodfest #stivesfoodfest #thegarlicfarm #garlicfest #northnorfolkfoodanddrinkfestival #coastalcafeguide

Meet @sheppyscider! It's still British Cider Week

Meet @sheppyscider! It's still British Cider Week (did we mention it's 11 days long?) which gives us time to mention @sheppysciderfarm, a stonkingly good and very local-to-us cider maker. Featured in The Farm Shop Guide, here's what we think about this apple-lover's heaven.

"The Sheppy’s have grown, pressed, and fermented apples here for over 200 years. The old pressing room – handsome, red-brick, slate roofed, and topped with a bell tower – is today a cavern of local food with a farm shop, deli, cheesemonger, café, and restaurant. Tanks and barrels hint at the room’s former life, but shelves now heave with Somerset spoils: chutneys, lemonades, eggs, chocolate treats, crackers and more. Load those crackers up with artisan cheeses from the counter; you’re welcome to nibble a few samples before you buy.

Take a tour (usually Saturdays only, investigate online and book ahead) for a glimpse of the 90-acre orchards, culminating in a tasting session: a great way to build up an appetite for lunch in the smart restaurant or café. Cider not your thing? Enjoy tea and cake beneath the parasols out front."

If they don't have any copies of The Farm Shop Guide left in the shop to browse as you sip your crisp locally pressed juice, feel free to swing by our slightly less cidery online shop to buy direct on: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

#britishciderweek #shoplocal #ciderlover #theextramile #extramilebooks #farmshopuk #buybritish

It's COMPETITION TIME! For your chance (for thre

It's COMPETITION TIME!

For your chance (for three chances, in fact) to win a three-book bundle of our Amazon #1 best-selling guides, head over to the brilliant Practical Motorhome magazine now to enter their online competition.

https://tinyurl.com/winthetrio

Competition closes: 1 May 2025.

Enter now and our three titles could soon be yours:

- The Extra Mile: Delicious Alternatives to Motorway Services

- The Coastal Café Guide

- The Farm Shop Guide

Good luck!

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The swelter continues, so it's time for some cooling ice-cream vibes. Let's head to @thaymar_ice_cream and Tearoom, Bothamsall, Notts, to see what our guidebook had to say about one of the Midlands' scrummiest stop-offs.

"The name’s a bit of a giveaway, but ice cream is the headliner here at Thaymar, with over 35 delicious ice cream and sorbet flavours made using fresh milk, double cream, and the finest natural ingredients. Farmer Thelma enrolled in an ice-cream-making course in the 80s while seeking ways to use surplus milk; the family’s been finessing its skills ever since. Choose from elderflower and gooseberry, Gaelic coffee, and Amarena cherry and chocolate, among the myriad mouth-watering flavours.

In the well-stocked farm shop, the wicker baskets and butcher’s block trolleys are crowded with jams, local produce, chutneys, liqueurs, biscuits, and bakes. Head to the fridges for farm-made ready meals, specialist cheeses, bacon, and smoked salmon. Sample the farmhouse flavours in the tea-room (the beef and farm lamb are melt-in-the-mouth) or find sunny seating outside."

Look out for The Extra Mile Guide and The Farm Shop Guide once there, or, if they're out of stock, order your books and book bundles directly from our online shop: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

https://www.thaymaricecream.co.uk/

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#icecreamvibes #thaymar #visitnottinghamshire #eatbritish #shoplocal #farmshopuk #supportbritishfarmers #uktravelguide #foodguide #icecream🍦

Our favourite thing about British Cider Week is th

Our favourite thing about British Cider Week is that it's 11 days long! We think the planners must have decided this after a few glasses of the good stuff. Bravo.

To celebrate summer's favourite fruity tipple, let's visit @perryscider in Ilminster, to see what The Farm Shop Guide has to say about this fine cider maker.

"Somerset is famed for its apples and cheese, so a cider farm with a farm shop selling cheese ticks two very important boxes. In an airy, beamed barn beneath a picture-box thatched roof, apple-crate display shelves offer award-winning ciders plus chutneys, meats, wines, and gifts. The café does a delicious line in Ploughman’s lunches, perfect to enjoy – along with a cider tasting paddle – out in the dappled shade of the lawn or in the cosy café. If time permits, explore the orchards and cider mill.

The same family has made cider here since 1920, starting out as a sideline to the founder’s blacksmith's. Most of the apples used in Perry’s crisp ciders are grown within a two-mile radius and all are pressed, fermented, and bottled right here on site. Sample the cider range (or a fresh apple juice) in the tap room."

Visit Perry's this sunny week or for a celebration later in summer, then head to the @britishciderweek website to see if there are any events going on near you. To buy The Farm Shop Guide, in which Perry's features, enquire in their farm shop or head to our online bookshop: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

https://britishciderweek.org.uk/

One little anomaly has crept into our foodie trave

One little anomaly has crept into our foodie travel guide, The Extra Mile, which is otherwise full of cafés just off motorway and main-road junctions to help you avoid the Services.

CookBookBake Bookshop in Hove is our exception, in that it's a bookshop, dedicated (and we mean, dedicated!) to cookery books and gifts, and books about and for-the-love-of delicious food. It's also right next door to the excellent Sugardough Bakery, so we think we hit two birds with one booky stone by allowing them in. We figured that if you liked good food and The Extra Mile, you'd love Julie's independent bookshop (and the treats next door). Here's what the guide has to say about it all!

"In some countries, big cities are often blessed with a dedicated cookbook bookshop. If only the UK had such a thing outside of London. Hot news, team: get yourselves to Brighton quick-smart for they have a fabulous one, run by the equally marvellous Julie.

CookBookBake is Brighton and Hove's independent specialist cookbook shop and demonstration kitchen. Beyond the celebrity chefs' books (any bookshop's bread and butter), untapped seams of cookery and food-related books await, from beginner through to top-chef-targeting tomes. Stir through recipe books, kitchen maestros' biographies, food literature, rare finds, and even food fiction. Season with foodie gifts and cards.

Cheery Julie is one of life's indefatigable types. Faced with a decision ('What to do with my precious life, post-cancer?'), Julie threw herself into something she knew and loved: cookery.

This isn't a café but do bring coffee and cake through from the highly original Sugardough Bakery next door."

If in town, pop in to meet the lady herself, and make sure a copy of The Extra Mile wends its way into your cookbook-heavy basket before leaving.

Long live independents!

#indiebookshop #indiebookshops #indiepublisher #bookgifts

If your SatNav is Northumberland bound, schedule i

If your SatNav is Northumberland bound, schedule in some first-rate eats at Carnaby's Café, just off the A1. Here's what The Extra Mile Guide has to say about this stylish, spacious, delicious place (run by two sisters whose family has lived and farmed in this area for over 400 years).

'If the word 'castle' had a collective noun, you'd use it to describe Northumberland's coastline. From Alnwick north via Bamburgh and Lindisfarne, this region is littered with iconic outlines and the A1 whisks you between them all. Break up the castle-spotting at Carnaby’s Café, a stylish stop-off right on the roadside for those in a rush.

White chairs tuck beneath wooden tables in the modern dining area, with long farmhouse benches to share if you're feeling social. Fresh and colourful dishes please the eye and the appetite, from hearty breakfasts and imaginative salads to homemade sausage rolls, fluffy frittatas, and oven-warmed quiches.

In summer, large doors open into the enclosed, sun-warmed courtyard where drivers can relax as the kids' energies are absorbed by the play area and ride-on tractors. Neat stacks of logs feed the wood burner in winter. The shop sells lovely gifts, homewares and clothes and your four-legged friends are welcome outside.'

If you love independent, family-run places like Carnaby's, you'll love #1 bestseller The Extra Mile Guide, which is packed with them. You might be able to buy the book in store once you arrive, or you can get or gift a copy direct from us on: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

It's easy to get swamped beneath thoughts of all t

It's easy to get swamped beneath thoughts of all the things you could be doing to protect the environment. Instead, take some positive action on Earth Day (April 22 2025) or indeed ANY day this year, to kickstart the positivity for spring. Visit EarthDay.org to donate, to discover local activities to take part in, or to find a local campaign to support.

Buying locally produced, low-food miles, seasonal food is a huge step in the right direction, which is where guides from Extra Mile Books come in. You'll find hundreds of farm shops, local cafés, and home-grown foodie delights in our three British foodie travel guides, each designed to lower your food miles, support British poducers, and increase your tastebuds' satisfaction. A percentage of sales from our Farm Shop Guide go to the UK's Sustainable Food Trust.

Head to Earth Day's website to donate or to find (or promote!) an activity today:

https://www.earthday.org/earth-day-2025/

If you're travelling between North Wales and the N

If you're travelling between North Wales and the North West this Easter weekend, save your roadside stop-off and picnic purchases for when you arrive at Hawarden Estate Farm Shop in Deeside. A very stylish and child-friendly place, here's how The Farm Shop Guide found this fabulous spot.

"A contagious enthusiasm for sustainability permeates this first-rate Flintshire farm shop, which is just 15 minutes from Chester. Fruit and veg are grown here and the milk from the machine is produced by the happy Ayrshire cows across the road. The 100-year-old PYO fields offer abundant summer and autumn spoils; September’s pumpkin picking is popular.

Visit the airy café to taste the difference that provenance makes to flavour: try an estate-plundered breakfast, smoked trout sandwich, or Welsh rump steak. It is part of the enormous Harwarden Estate which has its own private lake, walled garden, and campsite if you want to soak up the peace of the countryside as you toast marshmallows over the campfire."

Pop in to pick up your copy of The Extra Mile or The Farm Shop Guide, or head to our site to buy or send a copy direct. Happy Easter trails!

https://theextramile.guide/shop/

Hitting the roads this Easter? Our foodie travel g

Hitting the roads this Easter? Our foodie travel guides each direct you to the best places to buy and eat local food while out exploring. Greendale Farm Shop, near Farringdon, Devon, epitomises everything that we love, and here's what the Farm Shop Guide has to say about it...

"Specialising in beef and fish, Greendale Farm Shop is a rare and brilliant find.
Cattle graze Jurassic Coast pastures and the family’s 20-strong fishing fleet supplies the daily catch from West Country waters. This leads to tender, fully traceable beef and super-fresh seafood, plus first-rate Devon produce. If passionate about short supply chains, see their ’30 brands under 30 miles’ range.

To make a day of it, explore the free, family- and pushchair-friendly farm trail
(meeting favourite farmyard animals and Oscar the ostrich), then book a table to sample field-fresh cooking.

Local favourites are the West Country cheese Ploughman’s, the homity pie, and Greendale’s very own fish and chips. If you fancy a light snack or sweet treat, head to Oscar’s, the farm shop’s drive-through."

Buy The Farm Shop Guide in Greendale's farm shop, or get or gift your copy direct from our website today.

https://theextramile.guide/shop/

@greendalefarmshop @extramilebooks

If you're travelling near the M54-y Telford-y area

If you're travelling near the M54-y Telford-y area and fancy a very high-quality journey break (let's face it you could spend a month in this area and still not see all it has to offer): we can highly recommend The Furnace Kitchen, in Ironbridge Gorge. Here's what our guide, The Extra Mile, has to say about it.

"Ironbridge Gorge, near Telford, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its role in the Industrial Revolution. Today, this valley of invention continues to impress with its indie-shop packed main street, its wonderful buildings and – of course – the Iron Bridge itself.

The Furnace Kitchen is in the gorge's historic town of Coalbrookdale. It's a contemporary space in which to quaff a barista coffee or top up the energy levels after a morning's hardcore cultural intake. What would the miners have made of the Shropshire smoked sausage, high-pedigree meat from Strawberry Fields Farm or a locally-smoked bacon breakfast bun? Would they have enjoyed the Shropshire Moo pizza (with local blue cheese), pecan-topped pancakes or a freshly baked cake? We think yes... with a bottle from Hobsons local brewery to round things off nicely.

This heritage-packed area has several fascinating museums to explore, such as The Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron, the Jackfield Tile Museum, and the child-friendly and interactive Enginuity."

Get your copy of The Extra Mile (Delicious Alternatives to Motorway Services) at Furnace Kitchen, or, if they're fresh out, order direct from us on: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

Looking for somewhere to entertain (and educate!)

Looking for somewhere to entertain (and educate!) the kids in true farmy style this Easter? Head to @cammashall Farm in Essex, as featured in our latest local-food-loving book, The Farm Shop Guide. Here's what the guide says about the brilliant Cammas Hall.

"Where to start? With its farm shop, Easter Trail (book now), summer PYO, play area, foot golf, maize maze, tea barn, and more, there’s something for everyone at Cammas Hall Farm. Set in the beautiful Essex countryside, soft fruit and pumpkins are grown alongside gently swaying crops of wheat and oilseed rape.

The Lukies have ploughed these fields since 1889. Farmer Jonathan (and his wife and four children) are the latest incumbents. Perhaps that’s why it’s so very family-friendly: the Easter and nature trails are fab. Their Halloween experience is second-to-none, with 60 pumpkin varieties, spooky polytunnels, and kids’ entertainment.

There’s a varied calendar of events, and the farm shop is guaranteed to brim with seasonal produce from local flowers, fruit and fresh groceries to honey from the farm’s hives. Enjoy homemade sausage rolls in the tea barn or try a cake or ice cream packed with fruit grown just over yonder. Mud is par for the course on this working farm: wellies recommended."

To buy The Farm Shop Guide, try Cammas Hall's farm shop direct or you can order from us on: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

Looking for somewhere to entertain (and educate!)

Looking for somewhere to entertain (and educate!) the kids in true farmy style this Easter? Head to @cammashall Farm in Essex, as featured in our latest local-food-loving book, The Farm Shop Guide. Here's what the guide has to say.

"Where to start? With its farm shop, Easter Trail (book now), summer PYO, play area, foot golf, maize maze, tea barn, and more, there’s something for everyone at Cammas Hall Farm. Set in the beautiful Essex countryside, soft fruit and pumpkins are grown alongside gently swaying crops of wheat and oilseed rape.

The Lukies have ploughed these fields since 1889. Farmer Jonathan (and his wife and four children) are the latest incumbents. Perhaps that’s why it’s so very family-friendly: the Easter and nature trails are fab. Their Halloween experience is second-to-none, with 60 pumpkin varieties, spooky polytunnels, and kids’ entertainment.

There’s a varied calendar of events, and the farm shop is guaranteed to brim with seasonal produce from local flowers, fruit and fresh groceries to honey from the farm’s hives. Enjoy homemade sausage rolls in the tea barn or try a cake or ice cream packed with fruit grown just over yonder. Mud is par for the course on this working farm: wellies recommended."

To buy The Farm Shop Guide, try the farm shop itself or you can order direct from us on: https://theextramile.guide/shop/

Caffeine, tunes, and speedboats: what more could y

Caffeine, tunes, and speedboats: what more could you want on a sunny, south coast day? If you find yourself in Poole this spring, head to @riptideespresso & Records. It's hands down one of the hippest hangouts in The Coastal Café Guide, one of the newer titles from Extra Mile Books. Here's what the guide has to say:

"The classic double-windowed frontage of Riptide is a portal to a most modern coffee shop with exposed brick walls, festoon lights, and macrame plant hangers. ‘Wicked brews and sick tunes’ goes their tagline and we are inclined to agree. Crate diggers will love browsing the varied vinyl selection while head-nodding to the beats that drift out from the record player.

Whether you like spinning discs or not, you’ll love the flat whites and swing seats.
Loaded bagels (bacon, avocado and chili jam is a local favourite), granola bowls, and brownies feature on the menu, but it's the relaxed ambience that keeps people coming back for more. Riptide is an LP’s throw from the quayside so get your coffee to go and take a stroll over to ogle the boats... including Riptide’s own."

Add a book to your bagel and long black if visiting Riptide, or buy direct from us to make your Easter week eats more interesting:

https://theextramile.guide/shop/

#dorsetlife #visitpoole #coastalcafe #coastlife #extramilebooks

It may be April Fools' Day but this is no joke: @l

It may be April Fools' Day but this is no joke: @leggesofbromyard need your help!

Already Midlands finalists in the Countryside Alliance Awards' Butcher of the Year award, they need your votes to help them secure the top spot, and votes close this week. Here's what The Farm Shop Guide (from Extra Mile Books) has to say about this fab farm shop and butchers...

'Herefordshire has a rich farming legacy and is known for its fruit, cider, and Hereford cattle. Tapping into this deep-rooted savoir-faire, Anthony Legge, a local farmer’s son, set up this farm shop in 2000 to promote local produce. It is “head and shoulders above the rest” says one happy regular. The shelves are laden with groceries and the butchery with local meat, from pork belly to partridge. Novel sausage flavours like pork and wild garlic keep the gourmets’ attention.

Goodies like the curried chicken and bacon Duchess pie in the deli counter will help you fill your hamper quick-smart, while Applefresco will make you think differently about cider. (You might never look at another chicken Kiev after tasting a homemade one from Legges.) Take-away cobs are very popular, particularly the sausage-filled ones, and there’s a milk vending machine for refills.'

Vote for Legges: https://www.leggesofbromyard.com/we-need-your-award-winning-help/

To support them further, buy The Farm Shop Guide - from Extra Mile Books - direct from their shop, or you'll find it in our own online bookshop (see extramile.guide/shop/ for more).

@countryside_alliance_ca #midlandsfood #leggesofbromyard #masterbutchers #buybritish @visit_herefordshire #herefordshirecountrylife

Extra Mile Books has an office outpost in sunny We

On the BBC's Countryfile yesterday, we spotted Rac

On the BBC's Countryfile yesterday, we spotted Rachel from West Lea Farm Shop talking about the Alresford region's fascinating watercress heritage (they're a little farm shop rather renowned for the stuff). Since featuring in Extra Mile Books' latest title, The Farm Shop Guide, more people than ever have experienced West Lea's wonderful watercress: is it time you made the trip to taste it and to experience Hampshire's Watercress Line for yourself? Buy The Farm Shop Guide on our site or watch Rachel from West Lea on Country File on BBC iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0029lcy?fbclid=IwY2xjawJXIHVleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHaYqxzZ63u6tOisz6FnZOUsNuN24Cc-43UGZ4aXmhPNuNvZA5sONJPVKuQ_aem_PZkTFL8bGwo4weIaiu_nkw

@countryfilemagazine @bbccountryfile @westleafarmshop #farmshopguide #buybritish #alresford #watercress #watercressline

If you seek somewhere to spoil the mother figure i

If you seek somewhere to spoil the mother figure in your life this weekend and you're near Edinburgh, head over to @craigies_farm_shop. A year-on-year favourite featured in The Extra Mile, here's what our foodie travel guide has to say about this fresh-food-first destination.

"Craigie's café-restaurant, an essential eating experience near Edinburgh, has emerged from its complete makeover and the scores are in: 10 out of 10. Take in the fantastic views over the Firth of Forth and Pentland Hills with a coffee, before browsing a real farm shop packed with the fruits of the local landscape.

They've upped the adventure ante, too, with a Little Farmers Play Barn to help families blend food, fun and farm education.

The shop has an on-site butchery, and the café crams the best local ingredients into its seasonal menu. Soups, salads, sandwiches, specials and delicious home-baked cakes can be enjoyed inside, outdoors or to take away. The dedicated Canine Café will keep the hounds happy.

It’s the perfect place to pick up road-trip supplies; the PYO fields open from July to October. Buy gifts, farm toys, books and cards or spend your precious non-road time meeting the farm animals or exploring Craigie Hill."

If you love skipping the Motorway services and finding far more memorable places to eat, meet, and celebrate, pop in to Craigie's to buy your copy of The Extra Mile or visit our website if they're out of stock. Use code FB for 15% off all individual titles until 20 March 2025.

#scottishfarming #scotlandfoodanddrink #scotlandfoodie #visitedinburgh #southqueensferry #scottishfarmshop #mothersdayspecial❤️

Mother's Day's coming up. If you're in the North E

Mother's Day's coming up. If you're in the North East and trying to think of somewhere lovely to take your mum, gran, or the mother-figure in your life: look no further than Broom House Farm.

Featured in both @theextramileguide and The @farmshopguide, Broom House Farm has a coffee shop and an outdoor Forest Adventure, alongside its multi award-winning Farm Shop and Butchery.

Here's what we had to say about them in our guide. Spoiler alert: it's all good!

"Broom House Farm sits at the top of a hill looking out over the dip and roll of the countryside towards Durham cathedral. The coffee shop is cosy in winter with a wood burner and gleaming domes of cakes. In summer there is seating outside where you can enjoy a Broomy breakfast, overlooking a grassy play field and the farm’s organic meadows stocked with sheep and cattle.

During the warmer months there’s nature-based family action in the Forest Adventure (buy a ticket at the coffee shop) – let off some steam here before heading back inside to enjoy home cooked snacks and freshly ground coffee.

Ingredients sourced from the farm and surrounding area are whizzed into irresistible bites, such as bacon butties, beef burgers and sandwiches. Traybakes and cakes are summoned daily from the oven. Fill your bags in the farm shop and butchery next door on the way out, where there are over 50 local suppliers stocked on the shelves: our picks include Durham honey and Broom House chutney."

For a memorable Mother's Day lunch or a pit-stop coffee and cake break while passing through or visiting Durham, give Broom House a try and wish them our best. Buy our guidebooks in the Broom House Farm Shop or browse them today in our online shop:

https://theextramile.guide/shop/

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