Farnham Guided Heritage Trail

​This month’s AHA trip started off badly due to bereavement; therefore sadly, I was unable to attend.  Fortunately Ron Bryan was able to step in and was the Leader for the day.  Thank you very much Ron for your support.
 
The weather was just perfect after having rain which felt like it had gone on for days. The group gathered together at Wickes car park and set off for Farnham, meeting up at the Maltings for coffee, where the official guide joined them

I am very sad to say that the guide was a disappointment; he apparently had an abundance of knowledge but was unable to present it. This was a shock to me as I had had several conversations with the guide and did not pick up on any signs.  I can only apologise, but one good thing that the group all agreed on was that Farnham was a very interesting place to visit and would like to return at some stage.
 
A statue of a small boy stands in the gardens where the old swimming pool originally stood.
​​The trail lasted for about 2 hrs and the group then split to do their own thing.

​For July there is a visit to the Ancient Technology Centre, Wimbourne and in August we are visiting the Hollycombe Steam in Country, Liphook.  Please take a look at the web site for up-to-date information. 
 
Rosemary Crumplin

Farnham ​Tudor Buildings  -  Shop Frontages and the Maltings