Location great, very peaceful and views for days. Great secure garden for Luna our Boston Terrier and the best hot tub. We celebrated my husbands birthday while we were here. It most certainly was what we needed after being in Tenby, Wales for 4 days before hand as my husband competed in the long course weekend. So, relaxing in the hot tub was defo top of the list. Thank you so much and we will most certainly tell friends and family about this stunning place. A real get away never felt so relaxed. Hot tub for the evenings after a day of walking. My dog loved it too The walks directly from the pod on the hills behind it are endless and a fantastic benefit to have from the doorstep. It’s lovely and clean and the owner went above and beyond with tea, coffee, sugar, champagne and dog treats! You can chose to explore or do nothing. There is plenty of outside space and the hot tub was a great plus for us. Would be fabulous during summer months where you get plenty of light and can sit outside and enjoy the views.

Didn't want to leave. The pod and hot tub were superb. The owner was very helpful and friendly. We will be returning with friends as we can't stop telling everyone how lovely it was. Great views and an excellent, quiet place to chill and unwind from our busy lives. The pre-arrival instructions your hosts send are helpful and informative. The welcome gifts are a real treat. Cllr Francesca Jump (Liberal Democrat – Welshpool Gungrog), said: “We’re talking about four or five children with complex problems that they will bring to a completely new situation. Everything was absolutely as expected and more - most importantly to us was secure fencing for our little dogs." The pod itself was warm, cosy, stylish and had everything we needed. Despite the pods being next to each other they have been designed to be incredibly private and we never saw anyone else. Hot tub was amazing and being able to walk straight out onto the open hills was bliss!!!A stone circle known as the Whetstones was located to the west of the village, but it was largely destroyed in the 19th century. [3] Mining at White Grit [ edit ] A former mine engine house near White Grit.

Residents living in the quiet rural area have been opposed to the scheme and held a public meeting in May to discuss it. Churchstoke Community Council also opposed the application and one of its members, Councillor Gary Cross, spoke at the county council meeting. Outside the wonder continues, with a glorious hot tub found on your private patio, here you can catch the best glimpses of the countryside as you soak in your surroundings beneath the night’s sky.Only thing we were slightly disappointed with was the shower, really struggled to get hot water and when we managed to get it , it soon ran cold. Could use some attention. For example, new research from experts at Tel Aviv University and Ariel University, Israel, used representative samples, meaning the sample population isn’t restricted to a range of intelligence, as it was for many past studies. With a broader sample population and analysis of more factors, they found that the effect of grit on success was negligible. Intelligence contributes 48 to 90 times more than grit to educational achievement, and 13 times more to workplace success, whereas conscientiousness contributes twice as much. Of course, the underlying ethos of grit appears to be positive. “Extreme cases aside, gritty people tend to be psychologically well adjusted, conscientious and goal directed,” says Houston. But he adds a note of caution: “Like all adaptive traits, too much or too little of a good thing is not a good thing.” White Grit lies in the community of Church Stoke (the small parts in Shropshire are in the civil parishes of Chirbury with Brompton and Worthen with Shelve). Adjoining is a hamlet called The Marsh. There is a stone-built Methodist chapel in White Grit, no longer used as a place of worship, and a corrugated-iron chapel, both of which are marked on Ordnance Survey maps. This mine was originally worked as a single sett but it was split into two separate entities for a period, [3] viz

The location is peaceful and unspoilt you can walk as much or as little as you want. Within easy drive of many places of interest & local amenities. Do try local produce Meats Cheeses Breads ice creams all so tasty. Nestled amidst Shropshire’s breath-taking countryside in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding near Chirbury is Callow Pod.

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Cosey pod large garden for dog.. spotlessly clean.. owner very welcoming beautiful views and great walks on the door step of pods .. thanks angie for a great stay x Allow the surface of peat-based composts to dry out a little before watering the plant again. Remove dying leaves and dead flowers regularly, so that they do not begin to decay and so attract fungus gnats. Adults are less likely to lay eggs on dry surfaces with no decaying plant tissue for the newly hatched maggots to feed on. Covering the compost with grit or pebbles can help. There are also Charleston-style grits, which are boiled in milk rather than water. This makes them creamier than traditional grits.