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Christmas Hampers

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This Christmas why not give a unique & tasty gift to your friends and loved ones?

Not only will they receive a delicious selection of Simply Native Rare Breed Meats ,but they will also be gifted a free day out for all the family at Bowland Wild Boar Park ! *?

Free delivery to selected postcodes, please direct message to enquire and see post for individual hamper prices. Other hamper options are available upon enquiry ?

*Please note a family pass for the Wild Boar Park is for 2 adults & 2 children, and must be used by 31/03/23 ?

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10% off in February

FAB FEBRUARY OFFERS 10% off everything in February ?100% grass fed ?Chemical free??Supporting British Farmers?Free* local delivery ?Contactless delivery to your door ?NOT 1 BUT 4 FAB FEBRUARY OFFERS

1. Ribs of Beef, normal selling price £25 per kg, our fab Feb price £15 per kg.

2. T-Bone Steaks normal selling price £33.22 per kg our fab Feb special price £15 per kg.

3. AND AN ADDITIONAL 10% off everything at the checkout with CODE feb10.

4. Free* local delivery during February.

This offer is limited to our current stock and only available online.

*Free postage and packaging for all postcodes within PR, FY, L39, L40, BB1 to BB7, WN6 and WN8

grassfed#chemicalfree#meatbox#deliveredtoyourdoorstep#specialoffer#discountcodes#britishfarming#lancashirefood

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Big Bertha

Big Bertha (17 March 1945 – 31 December 1993) was a cow who held two Guinness World Records: she was the oldest cow recorded, dying just three months short of her 49th birthday, and she also held the record for lifetime breeding, having produced 39 calves

Bertha, or ‘Big Bertha’ as she was known, was a legendary Droimeann cow from Sneem in Co. Kerry. She was reared locally, and was bought as a calf by a farmer called Jerome O’Leary.

When she died on New Year’s Eve 1993, just 3 months shy of her 49th birthday, she had become something of a local celebrity. Over the course of her long life she had given birth to 39 calves, and this achievement, together with her tremendous age, had earned her an entry in the Guinness Book of Records. This fame was harnessed productively by Mr. O’Leary; Bertha became a regular at local fairs, and lead the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Sneem where she was engaged in raising money for local cancer relief charities.

Information from https://ballyvolanespirits.ie/our-story/bertha/ with thanks.