Boer Goats at Millmoor Farm.
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A Hereford Bull in the field while trying to spot badgers at Millmoor Farm.
Hereford Cows at Millmoor Farm.
Donkeys, Dudley & Eddie at Millmoor Farm.
Western Jackdaw in flight with its dinner above Millmoor Farm.
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
This has three large bedrooms- two connected with the living and verandah and one as an independent block on a lower level. These bedroom feature softened edges, inbuilt seating, bed platform and storage, yet leaving lots of space for a sitting area. Airy large windows and clay roofs help regulate the temperature of the interiors even if it gets hot outside.
Joshet- the farm-stay. Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
The living space
I like toilets to be naturally lit spaces and provide a skylight in the roof whenever possible!
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I designed with within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
Joshet- the farm-stay. Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
The dining space is more rustic and informal. It’s a verandah extension of the kitchen with a locally built wood and thatch roof without any windows with a lovely view of the central lawn space and bungalow.
Joshet- the farm-stay. Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
The verandah overlooks their lawn, farm and mango orchard with a gorgeous view of the hills beyond.
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I designed with within a small family owned farm and mango orchard. The rooms have a low plinth and spaces flow out from inside to the outside. Levels in the land and plantation provide sufficient privacy to the room sit-outs.
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I designed with within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I designed within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
Joshet- the farm-stay. A sprawling bungalow I designed within a small family owned farm and mango orchard.
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Farmers in the Kazbegi region in Georgia lead a simple yet challenging life. The climate is harsh, with severe winters and short summers. Due to the rocky soil and mountainous terrain, agriculture is difficult, so most farmers focus on livestock breeding, mainly sheep and cattle. They also cultivate cold-resistant crops such as potatoes and barley. Many locals combine traditional farming with tourism. With the growing interest in the Kazbegi region, some farmers rent out rooms to travelers or sell local products such as honey, cheese, and handmade woolen clothing. Near the farmhouse, close to the village of Arsha, lies the Arsha Waterfall, about five kilometers from Stepantsminda Kazbegi. The hike to the waterfall is considered easy and typically takes three to four hours. The trail is unpaved but well-trodden, surrounded by lush meadows, and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The waterfall is one of the lesser-known natural attractions in the area, contributing to its untouched and serene atmosphere. A bit further lies the Toti Waterfall, accessible via a steep trail that passes above the Arsha Waterfall. This waterfall offers spectacular panoramic views and is an ideal spot for a picnic. Visitors can enjoy the tranquility, the breathtaking nature, and even take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear water. For adventure seekers, it is possible to continue the hike to the nearby Gergeti Glacier, making the journey a full-day excursion.
The image depicts a farmhouse in a mountainous landscape near the Arsha Waterfall, close to the town of Arsha in Georgia's Kazbegi region. This area is renowned for its rugged wilderness, towering mountains, and traditional villages.
Boeren in de Kazbegi-regio in Georgië leiden een eenvoudig maar zwaar bestaan. Het klimaat is ruw, met strenge winters en korte zomers. Door de rotsachtige bodem en het bergachtige terrein is landbouw uitdagend, waardoor de meeste boeren zich richten op veeteelt, zoals schapen en koeien. Daarnaast verbouwen ze gewassen die bestand zijn tegen de kou, zoals aardappelen en gerst. Veel inwoners combineren traditionele landbouw met toerisme. Door de toenemende interesse in het Kazbegi-gebied verhuren sommige boeren kamers aan reizigers of verkopen ze lokale producten zoals honing, kaas en handgemaakte wollen kleding. Vlak bij de boerderij, nabij het dorp Arsha, ligt de Arsha-waterval, op ongeveer vijf kilometer van Stepantsminda Kazbegi. De wandeling naar de waterval wordt als eenvoudig beschouwd en duurt doorgaans drie tot vier uur. Het pad is ongebaand maar goed begaanbaar, omringd door weelderige weiden en biedt prachtige uitzichten op de omliggende bergen. De waterval is een van de minder bekende natuurlijke attracties in het gebied, wat bijdraagt aan de ongerepte en serene sfeer. Nog iets verder ligt de Toti-waterval, bereikbaar via een steil pad dat bovenlangs de Arsha-waterval loopt. Deze waterval biedt spectaculaire panoramische uitzichten en is een ideale plek voor een picknick. Bezoekers kunnen hier genieten van de rust, de natuur en zelfs een verfrissende duik nemen in het heldere water. Voor avonturiers is het mogelijk om verder te trekken naar de nabijgelegen Gergeti-gletsjer, wat de wandeling tot een dagvullende activiteit maakt.
Keindahan Gunung Kinabalu di Kundasang
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