COMMENTS: 

The lovely things people said about Cockle Kitty Cottage,

taken randomly from the visitors book over the last few years...

"Our third visit (first to Cockle Kitty) in a year.  Needless to say, not our last!  WE WILL BE BACK!!"

Anne and Philip, Lancaster.  2nd May 2004

"Back again!!! Lovely stay as usual - just as lovely in Wintertime.  Be back soon x"

Stan, Ann-Marie, Toni-Leigh and Kim.  19th December 2003

"We have enjoyed our stay here in one of the most beautiful and tranquil settings we have eve experienced.  Absolutely wonderful on all counts!  Cheers and many thanks."

Robyn and Warren, NSW Australia.  13th July 2003

"Great to be back again!  the cottage is every bit as beautiful as we remember.  the children have enjoyed the wildlife, in particular two baby rabbits who have been regular visitors to our patio!"

Nicey, Peter, Rhys and Lily, South Shields.  25th April 2003

"We've had the most relaxing stay at the cottage.  Could not fail to enjoy the wonderful views and thoroughly enjoyed the log fire too!"

Louise and Paul, Bath.  21st April 2003

"What a lovely time we've had! Peaceful and restful yet with many things to do.  Thank you Maggie for making us feel so welcome.  We will definitely be back."

The McIntyres, North Hamptonshire.  10th August 2002.

"We have just enjoyed a wonderful 5 days here.  We loved cockle kitty cottage - so tasteful and cosy, and situated in such a lovely spot.  Its been so relaxing - we just wish we could take some of the border air back with us!  Everyone has been so friendly and welcoming.  Thankyou for making our stay such a good one! We hope to return in the not-to-distant future."

Lauren, Edmund, Emily and Lydia, Leics.  27th October 2000

Guests truly do appreciate the knowledge passed on from guest to guest through the visitors book about the best local sites, restaurants, not- to-be-missed walks or views.  A nature log has been added to each cottage.  List any wildlife you encounter on the farm, with a date and the approximate location - useful to indicate the biodiversity of the area.