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Our Cow Molly ice cream parlour

A dairy farm where you can meet the cows who produce the milk that goes into nearly 30 flavours of ice cream, many of which can only be sampled in their parlour.

Address: Cliffe House Farm, Hill Top Road, Dungworth, S6 6GW
Getting there: Off the B6076 road, in the countryside 6 mi north-west of the city centre.
Hours: Wed Fri-Sun 11AM-5:30PM
Website: ourcowmolly.co.uk (opens in a new tab)

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