Visitors' Book - Ash Cottage

From:

Laura McCoy

January 2005 - Another beautiful National Trust Cottage! Every time we use the National Trust, we have a positive experience. This cottage is situated so wonderfully and quietly. When we tell our friends that we stayed in a lovely, fully-equiped, thatched-roof cottage near the ocean surrounded by sheep, coastal paths and the ruins of an ancient church (for about $80 per night - in January), they can't believe it. Yet we've been doing this through the National Trust for the last 5 years. And we'll continue to do it.

From:

Linda

Hi
yes J Parker, the wardon was Mac and then it was the "Eatons" they had a horse called Flyfancy ! and then George Elliott. I too have been going to the Golden Cap either camping or staying in the cottages since 1972. it's such a beautiful, special place. :o)

From:

J.Parker

Hi,
I'm 99% sure this is the palce I stayed at when I was a 14 year old ( around 1972 !!!). I was there with my Sister ,her Husband and child . We spent a wonderful fortnight , it doesn't seem to have changed much !! . One thing that stands out in my mind was the warden, a marvelous character called 'Mac'.
Happy Memories