The impressive remains of 10th century Muchelney Abbey (EH).
  

John in reflective mood relaxing on the banks of his wildlife pond.

Burrow Hill Farm & distillery, home
of famous Somerset cider brandy.

When you plan a visit to John Leach’s Pottery on the southern fringe of the ancient village of Muchelney, allow time to discover the secrets of the surrounding Somerset Levels ... water-flanked lanes, thatch-roofed villages, beautiful churches, flourishing traditional crafts, grand houses and gardens, welcoming pubs - and a silence you can almost hear.

You may also like to explore John’s woodland walks and stroll around his pond, a County Wildlife Site, which has been featured several times in television programmes. If the weather’s wet, don't forget your wellies!

Uninhibited angels painted on the
ceiling of C15th Muchelney Church.
 

C12th Priests’ House in Muchelney,
newly restored by the National Trust.
 

Traditionally smoked eels at Brown & Forrest, Hambridge. A visit to the smokery, food shop & restaurant is a gourmet’s delight!