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Featuring unique line drawings exclusive to ourselves, we have Mugs, Tea-Towels & Cotton Shopping bags with local landmarks like the Jack & Jill Windmills, Tunnel House near Clayton & Oldland Mill.
All products mention our Twinning links with Germany & France & that Hassocks is a gateway to the South Downs National Park. Image of Hassocks from the South Downs |
Mugs.
Our unique mugs feature local scenes of Oldland Mill, Tunnel House & the Jack & Jill windmills. A firm favourite with exchange students & visitors. A bulk buying discount of 5% is available |
Tea-TowelsOur Tea-Towels feature local scenes of Oldland Mill, Tunnel House, the Jack & Jill windmills, our pubs, the churches & the infant school.
These lightweight items are favoured by those flying or posting gifts. |
Cotton Shopping BagsSplit between 2 bags, each carrying half of the images that make up our popular tea-towels.
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Paynes Bee Farm
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Based in Hassocks, Paynes Bee farm is a family run business. Started in 1922 by Fred Payne. With just a few hives, he became well known in the beekeeping world, selling honey to the Local shops and helping many other beekeepers.
Since then, the business has grown and still family run with many hundreds of hives spread across the Sussex Downs. We stock 454g jars & 225g jars of both the Set & Runny local honey, plus other honeys supplied by Paynes. 340g jars are being phased in by Paynes, as honey prices continue to rise. |
