Muddy Matches Articles
Those of you reading our Muddy Marathon blog might remember the story of Fordhall Farm and Charlotte and Ben Hollins’ fight to stop the tenanted farm, which.
Valentines Day Excitement
Goodness, it’s been all go here at Muddy Matches over the last couple of days. Our Valentine’s offer seemed to go down really well and thousands of you flocked.
On Your Marks, Get Set…Message!
As promised, we have just given out two days' free subscription to anyone with a visible profile. That means that thousands of you will be able to send.
Two Days’ Free Subscription for Valentine’s Day
Happy days - everyone can message for free over Valentine's Day! Seriously? Not a word of a lie - on the morning of the 13th we'll be giving away two days’.
End of the Pheasant Shooting Season
Feb 1st marked the end of the pheasant shooting season but we did manage to get in some beating towards the end at our Keeper's Shoot at home on the 30th.
Are You a Townie Converted?
Has your Muddy-Townie Ratio got muddier over the years? Did you grow up in a city but then venture out to greener pastures? Perhaps you're a.
Fancy a Ski Trip?
One of our members, a guy called Ed, has bravely taken it upon himself to organise a ski trip for muddy people towards the end of February/beginning of March.
Arrow Farm Shop
We popped into hundreds of farm shops on our travels, ranging from lean-to sheds to supermarket-style food emporiums, so we were really pleased to add a proper.
Being Model Fisherwomen in North Yorkshire
Whilst in Yorkshire, we were invited down to Raygill Fisheries, in the heart of the Dales just outside Lothersdale, to take a look round and do a spot of.
Training with SARDA: the Search and Rescue Dogs Association
Keen to find out a bit more about the Lake District’s Search and Rescue Dogs Association (SARDA Lakes), we arranged to meet Les Telford, one of the handlers,.
Hanging Out at an Eventer’s Yard
We popped into international event rider Jamie Atkinson’s yard at Langley Park, Durham, to have a look round and meet his groom, Kirsty. Being a groom is.
