Cattle, cooking and glamping – life on an English farm
Ben Eagle speaks to Emily McVeigh at the Kenton Hall Estate in Suffolk, England. The business is a family business through and through with all members of the family involved in various enterprises, from arable to Longhorn cattle, a cookery school, glamping enterprise, weddings and events. Kenton Hall was one of the first glamping sites in the country.

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