Dovecote location, Herefordshire

[fausto copy]

I watched Mortimer & Whitehouse Go Fishing (episode 6 of 6) last night, where they were fishing on the lower River Wye.
I think the section they fished was near Goodrich Castle, but I'm interested in the Dovecote accommodation that they hired for an overnight stay; although the drove to it, so maybe it's not that close.
Did anyone watching recognise it?
I''ve done the usual gongoogling but can't locate it.
Cheers, fausto.

[backnotes]

Was this the one: https://www.thedovecote.co.uk/

[fausto copy]

No, a very good try but not that's not it.

They had drone footage and it was located amongst some incredible buildings with what appeared to be a large walled garden with arches to it.

I'll keep looking, but thanks for your efforts.

[Paulatic]

Looking it up ont internet I got the impression is was private within a Manor House.

[backnotes]

No, a very good try

On reflection, not such a good try, as Herefordshire and Monmouth are in different countries

[Bonefishblues]

No, a very good try

On reflection, not such a good try, as Herefordshire and Monmouth are in different countries

I believe roads are available for the purpose of travelling between locations. Some even run between countries

[backnotes]

I decided it would be easier if I watched the relevant bit of the programme. Any better?

https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/20290099 ... 0c3%2BD2Z3

Also not in Herefordshire, but looks a bit similar.

[backnotes]

I believe roads are available for the purpose of travelling between locations.

Aha - thank you - so that's where I have been going wrong all these years. I thought they were invented mainly for sitting next to in the rain while mending punctures

[Bonefishblues]

I believe roads are available for the purpose of travelling between locations.

Aha - thank you - so that's where I have been going wrong all these years. I thought they were invented mainly for sitting next to in the rain while mending punctures

Burn him, he said the P word

[fausto copy]

Excellent detective work, thank you.
fausto.