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The Annexe is a beautiful place to take a break from a sometimes chaotic and overstretched life....

29/10/2026

End of the season. Last guests said goodbye this morning and left this lovely note. Another brilliant Summer meeting fabulous people from all over the world. Now it’s time for a rest, family and friends time till we reopen in March 2027. If you’re thinking you might like a little Spring break or fun at Cheltenham for the Gold Cup… you can book with Vrbo Booking.com or direct with [email protected] Come and stay, we’d love to meet you….

06/10/2026

October sees us coming to the end of the season… it’s been busy and we’ve met some incredible people. What an amazing Summer! Thank you so much for choosing us. We take a rest now till March 2027, but if you think you might like time under skies like these…. blanketed with stars at night and playful clouds in the morning. Crisp blueness and velvet midnight heavens, book yourself in, we’d love to meet you. Obviously that’s not all there is to love but it’s enough to stop you in your tracks and take time to pause, recalibrate and refresh. You can find us on Vrbo Booking.com or direct with [email protected]

04/09/2026

All change. New guests arriving. Romance is our vibe - vintage country fabrics with candles and chocolate and roses… time for love always. Love stories are made here. Come and stay, we’d love to meet you. Hearts and flowers, not ashamed to throw everything at it, maximalism in the gîte rural. Book with Vrbo Booking.com or direct with [email protected]

31/08/2026

Prepped and ready for new guests arriving on Thursday at Theannexe
Friends. Enjoying the change to pink, florals, vintage fabrics, candles, romance.❤️

04/07/2026

Little update on our appearance… this is where we are. Comfortable, interesting, roomy and fabulous. We want you to feel at home while you’re away but also fascinated. Even our corners host the curious and delightful. Come and stay, we’d love to meet you. Book with or direct with [email protected]

25/06/2026

Blowing our own trumpet …we love it when our guests are happy. 🥰 you’re welcome back any time Helen. Thank you. ❤️

24/05/2026

Do you hear that? It’s the pergola calling to you? Listen for a moment. Sweet spot….dappled light, fragrant roses, jasmine and honeysuckle, squashy cushions, peace, quiet, time to chat, sip, read ….
has the perfect place to sit with your tea and toast in the morning, coffee and cake in the afternoon, large glass of chilled rosé and nibbles before dinner or just a good book and time to spare. Come and stay, we’d love to meet you. Book with or direct with [email protected]

24/04/2026

New day is shrouded in mist and birdsong. We try to think of everything… come and stay we’d love to meet you. Book with and wake up to the magic.

21/04/2026

Your kitchen stove might soon run on water. 🌊 A Haryana-based clean-tech startup called Greenvize has introduced a plug-and-play hydrogen cooking system that generates its own fuel directly from water using a built-in proton exchange membrane electrolyzer. The stove splits water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis. The hydrogen instantly becomes the cooking fuel and the only exhaust released is water v***r making the entire cooking process free of harmful emissions.No gas cylinder. No pipeline. No toxic fumes inside your home.
The stove operates using just 100 ml of distilled water and 1 kWh of electricity and actually releases oxygen during cooking which improves indoor air quality.It can deliver up to six hours of clean cooking from a single kilowatt-hour of power 🔬 Imagine every meal you cook actually making the air in your home cleaner. Greenvize is part of India's National Green Hydrogen Mission and is already exploring fuel cells, carbon capture, and industrial wastewater treatment showing this is far bigger than just a stove. The future of cooking has already arrived. 🌱
📚 Greenvize SPC Techno Pvt. Ltd., Clean Technology Innovation Report, 2025. National Green Hydrogen Mission, Government of India.

21/04/2026

In Nigeria, farmers are turning simple plastic bottles into effective drip irrigation systems. By cutting and adjusting the bottles, they create slow-release watering tools that deliver moisture directly to plant roots over time.

This method helps reduce water waste, especially in dry regions where every drop matters. Instead of pouring large amounts at once, the bottles allow a steady flow, keeping the soil hydrated for longer periods and supporting healthier crop growth.

It’s a low-cost solution that uses readily available materials while improving farming efficiency. By adapting everyday items for practical use, farmers are finding ways to conserve resources and make agriculture more sustainable under challenging conditions.

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