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The PIG-at Combe

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The Pig group’s Elizabethan manor above the thatched village of Gittisham, where the same kitchen-garden ethos delivers a daily menu of garden-led British food, anything not grown on site sourced from within 25 miles. Handsome grounds surround it. Combine a visit with a wander into Ottery St Mary and its great parish church, or a walk up into the Blackdown Hills to the northeast.

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