Good afternoon

 An award winning Cornish eco retreat hosted a very special guest this month, after an impressive red stag visited the holiday complex.

 Little White Alice, situated in Carnmenellis near Stithians, has been visited by the deer frequently since the beginning of October and, thanks to some keen photographers staying with them this autumn, managed to capture some excellent close ups. Please see a press release regarding this below.

 Please also find attached portrait and landscape photos of the red deer at Little White Alice. Photos to be credited to Sue Hosking.

 If you have any further questions, please do contact me.

 Kind regards

Adam

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PRESS RELEASE

TO: News Desk
FROM: Little White Alice
DATE: 24^thOctober 2014
FOR IMMEDIATE USE

Special Guests At Little White Alice

An award winning Cornish eco retreat hosted a very special guest this month, after an impressive red stag visited the holiday complex.

Little White Alice, situated in Carnmenellis near Stithians, has been visited by the deer frequently since the beginning of October and, thanks to some keen photographers staying with them this autumn, managed to capture some excellent close ups.

The impressive stag was not the only deer to visit the ground as it brought with it a herd of females and young.

The red deer is the fourth-largest of its species behind moose, elk and sambar deer and, although they are most widely found in Scotland, populations around the UK have been on the increase over the last 10 years.

Typically, a fully grown stag can weigh between 90 - 190kg and grow to reach 1.07 - 1.37 metres in height - deer which inhabit woodland areas tend to grow to be larger than those found in open areas.

Rosie Hadden, owner of Little White Alice, was thrilled with the unexpected visitor.

"Preserving and protecting our surrounding wildlife is really important to us at Little White Alice. Our award winning wildlife sustainability projects are one of the unique draws to those taking a holiday here. Alongside our alpacas, horses, sheep, chickens, pigs, bees, cats and resident dog, we hope our guests will enjoy this addition to our menagerie by observing and admiring this magnificent sight."

The visits prompted Rosie to call for passionate photographers to come to the holiday park and try to capture some wonderful images of the special guests - particularly if they have good zoom lenses, in order to keep disturbance to a minimum.

The response was fantastic and there were many excellent images produced by the photographers who wanted to preserve their memories of the herd's visit to Little White Alice.

One of these was Sue Hosking who was delighted with the images she managed to capture, saying:

"I was thrilled to be able to photograph the stunning deer during my stay at Little White Alice. We had been out looking for the deer every evening and on our last night they appeared. They were a couple of fields away and it was dusk but I managed to get some photos. It was the perfect end to our holiday."

Rosie continued:

"We are really pleased that these beautiful creatures have chosen Little White Alice as a place to spend their time and we are delighted that observing them was a real highlight for our guests without disruption to the animals. Not many holiday complexes can say that a wild animal can comfortably and peacefully graze in its grounds! "

For further information on Little White Alice, please visithttp://www.littlewhitealice.co.ukor call 01209 861000.

You can also keep up to date with Little White Alice's news by following them onFacebook/Little.White.Alice orTwitter@Littlewhitealic

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EDITOR'S NOTES:
CONTACT: Please contact Adam Shore at Eventy - Marketing & PR on 01326 376273 /adam@eventy.co.uk

PHOTO: Please find attached portrait and landscape photos of the red deer at Little White Alice. Photos to be credited to Sue Hosking.

FURTHER INFO: Award-winning Little White Alice is positively pushing the green holiday home standards, taking sustainability to a whole new level. The holiday home complex was built to be one of the greenest holiday destinations in the country. Six different cottages are nestled in 25 acres of land and the site also features unique family friendly activities including ponies, a natural swimming pool and a green play area.