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At first light, Tom Konig can be found padding barefoot outside the front door of Pennyholme, doing his morning chores. “I’ve got feet like hooves!” he laughs. The house he shares with his husband, Adam Brown, sits deep in the Sleightholmedale valley, alongside the river Hodge Beck. It was built from local sandstone in 1890 as a tenant farmhouse on a large estate, and has been added to in the intervening years. The banks are lined with giant gunnera and rhododendrons, and the…
