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Cosy Studio Cottage, next to The Ship Inn, Elie. Suits couples.

30/01/2023

Elie Seaside Sauna is a 3 minute walk from 3 Admiralty Square. Book at www.elieseasidesauna.com

07/01/2023

The winter skies, in Elie, are truly amazing… Last night we got to enjoy a super-bright Wolf Moon, rising over an empty Elie Beach.

21/11/2022

One of the lovely new place to eat that we have in The East Neuk is the fabulous in Crail. I went there for a big plate of mussels and a chickpea ‘cake’, yesterday, after a busy weekend running Elie Seaside Sauna] Not only are the food and service, comforting and homely, this old pub is thoughtfully designed. Not only was the dog welcomed, he was appreciated by every member of staff. If you would like any recommendations of things to do, or places to eat, to combine with your visit to Elie Seaside Sauna] please ask when you book, I will gladly go through the options ✌🏼

01/11/2022

It’s cold outside. Good thing about not only are you close to cosy pubs…. You are also close to where you can get a proper warm-up… with a view ☀️ Still available bonfire night, Christmas and New Year. Perfect for a couple, or couple with a baby,or dog. 🪵 🔥 🎄 🥂

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21/10/2022

Cosy available for Christmas & New Year breaks in, Elie, The East Neuk of Fife 🥂 🎄

Wood-burning stove, dog friendly and close to cosy pubs and coastal walks 🌊

Also close to if you would like a proper warm-up and the village firework display on 5th November.

Treat yourself to a cosy winter getaway, in Elie.

15/10/2022

Beautiful veg, straight from the field at nearby

28/09/2022

Enjoy a sunset sauna as part of your winter trip to

12/08/2022

Another fab day in Elie.

02/05/2022

Glorious weekend in Elie, full of fun and friendship!

22/04/2022

Beautiful day, to start with a walk with the dog 🐾

02/04/2022

Fabby article, in The FT Weekend, focusing on Toby Anstruther’s custodianship of Balcaskie Estate and highlighting some of the food and cultural attractions of Elie and The East Neuk. 😋 😄

09/03/2022

Sunrise from the dunes, on Elie Beach. One of the benefits of staying Judith Dunlop] that our guests appreciate the most is the location, having the beach on the doorstep is one of highlights that is mentioned the most in reviews. Judith Dunlop] is described as ‘the perfect little bolt hole to Ed pace the rat race’. Guests also love snuggling-up by the log fire, with their loved one and furry friends, at the end of a day of sunny coastal walks and great East Neuk food.

05/03/2022

Step out of and into this… ✌🏼

19/02/2022

Being recognised by the Michelin Guide is regarded as one of the most desired accolades a restaurant can aspire to. While achieving a recommendation in

18/02/2022

With the news full of doom and gloom, we thought we would share something positive.

We have been working together with the RSPB for nearly twenty years here at Ardross. One of the projects focuses on the fairly nondescript corn bunting.

For those of you who don’t know what a corn bunting is. It’s the largest of all of the buntings and typically sits perched on top of wires or posts. We quite often see them on the very top twig of the small bushes in our garden. It’s brown with a creamy breast and has a short, strong beak.

They prefer open farmland in the summer and in the winter they can be found in stubbles, root crops, weedy fields or in stock/farmyards. They flutter then they fly, typically with their legs dangling.

Sadly like many birds now, the corn buntings are on the red list, critically endangered.

Since the early 2000’s a number of farms in the East Neuk, including us, have been working hard to protect and enhance the corn bunting numbers, along with other ground nesting birds. We leave stubble over winter, plant wild bird seed strips and try not to blanch when we see weeds in our veg field.

We are over the moon to say that numbers of corn buntings on our farm have increased from 78 in 2002 to 173 in 2019. 2020 data isn’t out yet however early indications look like the numbers are very exciting.

Not only have our plots of wild bird seed helped however, Yvonne from the RSPB thinks it’s most definitely to do with the direct drill.

We’ve been direct drilling at Ardross for nearly a decade now. It’s really hard being early adapters of new technology/ideas (in any business). People are sceptical, don’t understand, crops don’t do as well or do better for reasons unknown. You need to learn quickly and brace yourself for criticism.

Dad was sure this was the way forward, the improvements in soil were easily seen, the sand stopped blowing and something in his instincts convinced him this was the right path to be on. It’s news like this that makes it all worthwhile.

Don’t get us wrong, we aren’t perfect. We have so much still to learn and a lot still to change. However, we are just one of many farmers already on this path. We are sharing and learning together. Improving and changing. Reading more than ever before, absorbing data and trialling new ideas. Around us the soil is growing, the birds are returning and we can hold our heads up a little higher knowing we are on the right path.

What role are you playing in the climate change story? We would love to hear your positive stories

21/01/2022

Dog walking, in Elie, is a joy 🤩

12/01/2022

Beautiful winter skies over Fife.

02/01/2022

The gorgeous winter sunlight seeping in through every aperture,

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