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Accommodation Rooms, rates, info   Directions How to find us   • About us Your hosts   Explore Local attractions   Guest Book Read our testimonials   Contact us		Stewart Cooper A wanderlust became embedded in his psyche at a young age after spending some time as a bus conductor in rural Derbyshire. Eventually Stew became an employee of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, specialising in communications (Morse Code!) and at last his travel became more extensive than it was on the buses. Stew progressed to other technical areas of the Service and retired after 30 years, moving to Tynewydd via Hampshire. Katie Cooper Brought up in a rural farming environment, Katie became a keen horsewoman who raced 18 seasons of point-to-point until an injury forced her to hang up her riding boots. A trained chef, Katie has worked as a caterer in London and Devon, although her passion for horses has not diminished. The animals Katie keeps a small flock of sheep in the fields surrounding the house and there are chickens and a pair of geese who provide delicious free-range eggs. Three energetic Jack Russell terriers and a Border Collie also share Tynewydd. Wildlife Stew and Katie love to observe the wildlife that thrives in the land around the house. Frequent visitors include foxes and even a badger. Birds are the main attraction; buzzards, red kites, various finches and tits, even nuthatches and woodpeckers have been seen. Keep your eyes open!