Welcome to The Anchorage: Our Beloved Small Holding
Tucked away in the serene landscapes of North Lincolnshire, lies a patch of paradise we call The Anchorage. This charming smallholding is more than just a property – it’s our home, our labour of love, and a testament to our commitment to sustainable living.
At The Anchorage, we embrace the gentle rhythm of nature, understanding that the best things often take time to flourish. Our goal has always been to maintain a symbiotic relationship with the land, nurturing it as it nurtures us.
Our Endeavours
The smallholding features an array of delightful elements, each contributing to a harmonious blend of self-sustainability and ecological mindfulness. From our abundant vegetable patches brimming with seasonal produce, to the free-ranging chickens offering their daily bounty, every part of The Anchorage tells a story of our dedication to live off the land in a respectful and sustainable manner.
Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of this venture is our rhubarb patch. Each year, the earth gifts us a thriving crop of crisp, tangy rhubarb, which finds its way into a range of delicious dishes, jams, and even BBQ recipes, all shared on our ‘Recipe’ page.
Community and Sharing
We believe in the power of community and the importance of sharing our experiences, joys, and challenges of smallholding life. Our ‘Blog’ section is filled with stories, updates, and insights from The Anchorage, providing a window into our day-to-day activities, as well as useful tips for those interested in embarking on a similar journey.
Embrace the Journey with Us
Whether you’re an experienced smallholder, an enthusiastic beginner, or simply a friend stopping by, we welcome you to The Anchorage. Follow along as we navigate the seasons, celebrate the simple pleasures, and constantly learn from Mother Nature. Together, let’s embrace the joy that comes from living closer to the earth.
You’re not just a visitor, but a part of our extended family. Thank you for joining us on this journey.
Welcome to The Anchorage.