Readers Deal: Discover the Magical Cotswolds with Countryfile's Adam Henson
The peaceful rolling countryside of the Cotswolds is home to many of Britain's most spectacular gardens. During this superb five-day tour, you will have the chance to explore some of the best, while enjoying unforgettable experiences among honey-colored stone villages and bustling market towns.
The highlight of your visit will be a special welcome to Cotswold Farm Park from its owner, Countryfile presenter Adam Henson. Adam was born on the 1,600 acre farm, which belonged to his father Joe, and he now runs it with his business partner Duncan.
Adam, who works regularly presents his Adam's Farm segment on Cotswold Farm Park's Countryfile and has written a number of books, will join you for a private lunch and give a talk about his conservation work and sustainable farming, and his role as tv presenter.
OUR SPECIAL GUEST Adam Henson is one of UK's best-known farmers, often presenting Countryfile from its Cotswold Farm Park. He succeeded his father Joe in 1999 and now welcomes over 100,000 visitors a year to the farm, which is home to herds of rare British breeds.
The peaceful rolling countryside of the Cotswolds is home to many of Britain's most spectacular gardens. During this superb five-day tour, you will have the chance to explore some of the best, while enjoying unforgettable experiences among honey-colored stone villages and bustling market towns.
The highlight of your visit will be a special welcome to Cotswold Farm Park from its owner, Countryfile presenter Adam Henson. Adam was born on the 1,600 acre farm, which belonged to his father Joe, and he now runs it with his business partner Duncan.
Adam, who works regularly presents his Adam's Farm segment on Cotswold Farm Park's Countryfile and has written a number of books, will join you for a private lunch and give a talk about his conservation work and sustainable farming, and his role as tv presenter.
OUR SPECIAL GUEST Adam Henson is one of UK's best-known farmers, often presenting Countryfile from its Cotswold Farm Park. He succeeded his father Joe in 1999 and now welcomes over 100,000 visitors a year to the farm, which is home to herds of rare British breeds.
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