
Christmas Wishes Part 1
IT FEELS LIKE CHRISTMAS COMES EARLIER EVERY YEAR AND WITH THE PROMISE OF A NEAR “NORMAL” CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR, IT SEEMS MORE SPECIAL THAN EVER. THE OFFICE HERE AT WILD BEAUTY IS ALREADY BUZZING WITH CHAT ABOUT A MAGICAL FESTIVE SEASON TO COME AND THE TURKEY ORDER BOOK IS ALMOST FULL.
WE POPPED IN TO LISTEN IN ON WHAT EVERYONE IS HOPING TO FIND UNDER THEIR TREES THIS CHRISTMAS MORNING AND THOUGHT WE WOULD SHARE OUR FINDINGS TO INSPIRE YOU FOR YOUR GIFT LISTS …
LORD NEWBOROUGH – FOUNDER OF WILD BEAUTY
I am notoriously difficult to buy presents for! I don’t really need much and I do tend to be one of those annoying people who buys the odd gadget for myself when I see it! I will be hoping for a top up of my favourite nourishing eye cream with elderflower from Wild Beauty but my biggest wish this Christmas is to have more grid capacity so that I can expand my green energy projects which will ultimately help the environment, which is always uppermost in my mind.
AMY COLEMAN – GENERAL MANAGER
It’s been a very busy year at the Estate for all of us, so I am looking forward to a bit of R&R this Christmas and love nothing more than sinking into a hot bath whilst the Wild Beauty replenishing face mask with Rhug honey works its magic.
I have also got my eye on one of the floral initial necklaces from Alex Monroe https://www.alexmonroe.com/floral-letter-a-necklace I love that all his designs are inspired by the beautiful British countryside and are committed to making sure their work has little impact on the environment and its people – it really fits with the ethos we have here at Rhug Estate.
TRUFFLES – THE BOSS
I love the run up to the festive season. There are lots of yummy treats appearing all over the estate, but I am a very well behaved dog so only accept snacks when offered, my favourite is a Rhug sausage that I am allowed in the morning. Christmas means all the family coming to stay at Rhug so I get lots of cuddles and long sleeps by the fire … I am hoping for a squeaky Squirrel toy from Santa this year, paws crossed!



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