THE LITTLE BLOG

A unique escape in the heart of the peak district with a remarkable story of courage & community.......

As the leaves start to turn brilliant shades of orange, red, and gold, and the air becomes crisp, our cosy shepherds hut transforms into...

Summer travel essentials for couples, you don't need to go far to reconnect, put down your phones, relax & unwind, escape & explore new places...... Thehuteyam in the Peak District, Come & stay!

5 unexpected tips for a cosy & relaxing stay in our Shepherd's Hut in the Peak Disrict

Imagine escaping the chaos of your everyday and exploring a world where the peace & quiet of nature takes center stage? An [almost]...

How to plan a romantic escape - A long weekend or few days away in the countryside can be just what you need to escape your everyday and...

The best cosy comforting winter soup recipe from Thehuteyam & Thecottageeyam.....

Welcome to our guide on the art of seasonal relaxation & finding peace amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Here at the little...

Making moments that matter when life becomes hard should be a priority - here at the hut eyam & the cottage eyam, our little peak district s

Last year I was stood on this very beach on New Years Eve flinging my arms open to a New Year & excited for what it would bring. I had no...

Surviving school holidays, juggling life & selfcare & why we set up thehuteyam the little green hut to help recharge your batteries

When we go away, we like to seek out the good places to eat. To be honest, it'a a big part of our time away, we like our food & drink! It's not necessarily the places that are the most obvious, more the ones that have come recommended or we have stumbled across while out & about exploring, if we can ditch the car & they are walkable, even better. We aren't fussy, one vegetarian & prosecco fan, one meat & pale ale fan, we never have a problem being catered for, infact, quite t

When you want something enough, somehow it happens! 13 years ago now, I had a young family & a husband who had a job working long hours & long commutes. I was spinning so many plates I don’t really know how I survived. I’d worked as a mortgage adviser for the same company for 26 years & I loved my job, I was good at it & the rewards were great. But times had changed in my work place. Trying to work in an ever changing market at a time of financial uncertainty (2013) was becom