The Reeds arrived at Trevayne Farm in 1935, situated on limestone soil, overlooking the idyllic Monkstone beach. They originally kept a dairy herd, exceptional beef cattle exhibited in local shows, and grew crops of potatoes, whilst also running a small campsite. Bertie and Vi Reed passed the farm to their son, Dennis, who was a keen horserider and bred some of the county’s best racehorses. Den still lives on the farm today, sleeping in the room he was born in, and works in his garden everyday, supplying our farm shop with endless amounts of tomatoes, courgettes, runner beans and herbs.