Roman Rougham Walk
- 1.5 hours
- hard
- 3.7 Miles
About
This walk visits the important Roman burial tumulus at Eastlowhill, first excavated during the 1840s by John Henslow and returns down an major Roman Road, Margary 33A, which linked Chelmsford with many points in East Anglia and via Peddars Way to the Wash and so on to Lincolnshire and the North of England.
Please note that this walk involves crossing some stiles and involves crossing over and walking on the public road for short sections.
The walk starts at Blackthorpe Barn where you can find plenty of free parking as well as Roots Café and the Garden Room shop. Please remember that the gates to the avenue entrance are locked after the Cafe and Shop close. More details here.
For more general information about this and other walks, see Walks around Rougham Estate. We hope you have a lovely walk.
Use the Google Map below on your phone to follow the path shown or print the route out, if you prefer, using the Download PDF button near the top of the page.
If you can’t access the map through the image above, use this google map link
Go on the Roman Rougham Walk with George Agnew, whose great grandfather bought the Rougham Estate in 1904, and Bolly the dog, where George talks about fascinating facts and Roman history while walking along the path:
Points of Interest
Rougham Church
If you have time, do look into the wonderful Rougham Church. This building dates back to the 14th century. Dogs are not allowed in, so please keep them outside.
Rougham Harvest Fair Gate
The metal pedestrian gate to the west of the church was made to commemorate the Rougham Harvest Fair which was one of the Tree Fairs that were a feature of life in Rougham during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Ancient Oak Trees
Along this walk you pass a beautiful meadow with ancient oak trees (Waypoint 11).
Eastlowhill Tumulus
The huge, fascinating Roman burial mound known as Eastlowhill Tumulus can be seen at Waypoint 12. This was originally one of a group of four tumuli built along the Roman road that this walk goes follows in places.
Roman Road
Part of this walk follows a major Roman Road (Margary 33A) which linked Chelmsford with many points in East Anglia and via Peddars Way to the Wash and so on to Lincolnshire and the North of England.
Weather
Today
11.8°C
Tomorrow
12°C
Friday
10.2°C
Waypoints
01
Step 1
From Blackthorpe Barn turn right and pass through the carparks along the concrete road until you reach a wood on your right. A path leads into the wood shortly after you reach its boundary.
02
Step 2
Follow this path bearing left and then turning left after 50 metres. Follow through the wood to the far end.
03
Step 3
At this point turn right at a T junction. Follow this path out of the wood with a hedge on your left. Follow this path until it meets a path from the right.
04
Step 4
At this point follow round to the left heading for Rougham Church which appears dramatically in front of you. At the far end of this path cross the school and church carpark. Cross the public road with care.
05
Step 5
Enter the churchyard and walk up to the great western tower. Turn right here.
06
Step 6
Follow this path to the west and leave the churchyard by a metal pedestrian gate made to commemorate the Rougham Harvest Fair which was one of the Tree Fairs that were a feature of life in Rougham during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Continue down this path until you reach a hedge in front of you. Turn left here.
07
Step 7
Follow this path past Rougham playing field, over a foot bridge and over two stiles and passing through a meadow before crossing the public road. Do so with care.
08
Step 8
On the far side, walk down Oak Lane for several hundred metres, beyond a slight left turn and a slight right turn in the lane.
09
Step 9
Turn right from the lane onto another footpath. This will take you to the public road on a sharp bend which actually provides good visibility for walkers coming from this direction.
10
Step 10
Go straight ahead on this road. The next section of the walk is on a quiet public road and takes about 10 minutes. Please take care.
11
Step 11
On your right you will pass an ancient meadow belonging to the Rougham Estate. The oak trees in this meadow are very old and the place has an extraordinary atmosphere. There is a public footpath leading through this meadow but there are often cattle in the meadow. A stile leads into the meadow, so you can go in and have a look.
12
Step 12
Continue down the public metalled road until you approach a T junction with a pair of brick-built houses on the right. At this point look left where you will see the huge Roman burial mound known as Eastlowhill Tumulus. This was originally one of a group of four tumuli built along the Roman road that we are about to join. It related also to a nearby Roman villa site.
13
Step 13
Turn right down Whitebridge Lane which is just before the cottages. This is the original Roman road and now a beautiful green lane. Follow this for half a mile.
14
Step 14
After walking along the side of a small wood to your right, you will see a footpath set off across the fields to your right. It is the route of the Roman road. We, however, do not follow this but continue straight on the green lane until encountering a hedgerow ahead of you.
15
Step 15
Turn left here and follow this green lane for 100 metres before turning right down another green lane called Mouse Lane. This lane becomes quite narrow in parts but, when followed, brings you out at some mid-century houses also called Mouse Lane.
16
Step 16
Turn left onto the metalled road with a pavement also called Mouse Lane. Follow this to the public road.
17
Step 17
Cross here with care as it can be busy and follow the footpath on the far side for 100 metres.
18
Step 18
Turn right into the Blackthorpe Barn avenue and right again to return to the Barn itself and Roots Café for some well-earned refreshments!
Important information
We have given each walk a difficulty level, as a guide to the potential walker as to what to expect, from “easy” to “hard”.
The Rougham Estate walks are largely based on existing Estate paths and public rights of way, at times passing through woodland and along field-side paths.
A difficulty rating of “easy” means the path is most accessible.
A difficulty rating of “hard” means the path is one of the most challenging possibly including stiles, kissing gates, steps, steep slopes and meadows with cattle.
A difficulty rating of “medium” is between the two.
None of the walks are very hard as we live in Suffolk, not the Lake District, however some people are looking for something very gentle and others, something a bit more challenging.
These walks lead through the Suffolk countryside and so expect to find muddy patches, nettles and thistles. It is important to remember that the weather may change during your walk too, especially if the walk is a long one.
Remember to wear sensible boots and take something waterproof along as well.
A sun hat for warmer weather is important too.
We have endeavoured to provide a real variety of walks based on land within the Rougham Estate, however some destinations are a little remote and to achieve circular walks rather than walks which just retrace their steps, where necessary, use has been made of the extensive footpath network and chosen public footpaths on our neighbours’ land, to complete the journeys in more interesting ways.
Here at Rougham we love dogs and really appreciate the importance that they hold for people in their lives and on their walks and outdoor adventures together.
We ask that you keep your canine friends on a lead when you are walking in Rougham. It is safer for the dog and much safer for wildlife.
Ground nesting birds and other wildlife are seriously threatened by dogs running loose. They can also frighten other people who are less comfortable with dogs, but who would also like to walk.
Finally, you will not be able to see where they poop and so will not be able to clear it up and leave a hazard for future walkers.
Some of the walks shown here include sections on public rights of way over land owned by other people. As a courtesy to them too, please always keep your dogs on the lead.
Thank you!
Please ensure that you carry poop bags with you on your doggy walks. If you don’t have any with you, you can buy some in the Garden Room shop. It is so important that you clear up after your dog and then take the bag away with you.
You will find poop bins located near Blackthorpe Barn and Roots Café. Finding abandoned poop bags hanging in the branches of trees or just left on the ground is very unattractive for future walkers on the route so please do take them with you.
Thank you so much.
Stiles enable people to cross stockproof fences safely. Our stiles are built to Suffolk County Council standards.
If you have a dog with you then you should look for a small dog gate at the base and to the side of the stile. This may have a flap on a spring or a sliding door. Encourage your dog through first, then pass the dog’s lead through and take hold of it from above the fence. Then cross the stile yourself. This enables you to cross the stile without taking your dog off its lead.
Our ancient meadows are a wonderful sight and well worth a visit on one of our walks. The reason they remain like this is that they provide grazing for cattle as they have done for many hundreds of years. You must assume that there may be cattle in any meadow that you visit.
Leave all gates how you find them and ensure that any dog you have is on a short lead and kept close to you. Cattle are curious creatures and may well approach you to see who you are. They are also herd animals, so they tend to move together with one taking the lead. They are also frightened of dogs. This is an inherited memory linking back to the times of wolves. Just walk steadily through the meadow. Don’t let anyone chase the cattle or make loud noises.
If you or anyone in your party is uncomfortable about cattle it may be best to choose another walk.
The Rougham Estate walks, starting from Blackthorpe Barn, are largely based on existing Estate paths and public rights of way. They mostly pass through woodland and along field-side paths.
Each walk is given a difficulty rating ranging from “easy”, which are the most accessible, to “hard”, which are the most challenging and may include stiles, kissing gates, steps, steep slopes and meadows with cattle.
All these walks follow existing paths and are subject to mud and puddles in wet weather, fallen branches and trees during and after storms, ice and snow during frozen weather. Brambles and nettles are common anywhere and will overhang the paths during the summer. Stinging insects including wasps, bees and hornets may be encountered and midges and mosquitos are common on summer evenings. Adders are rare but do exist and should not be approached.
The Blackthorpe Barn has a defibrillator available for emergency use.
Rougham is located in a very flat part of Suffolk and as such is more accessible than most other parts of the country, but concepts of accessibility are all relative and the final judgement must be the responsibility the visitor themselves.
The Rougham Estate does its best to make public areas as available as possible.
The Estate cannot accept responsibility for accidents or injuries incurred during visits or walks on the Estate, though every effort is made to make them as usable as possible.
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This Thursday, the 31st October is the last day of our Pumpkin Patch! 🎃
If you haven’t been, there’s still plenty of interesting pumpkins and gourds to choose from to make a fantastic Halloween display. It’s also a great day out for the family.
As a sweet treat we will have firepits on at lunchtime with marshmallows on sticks to roast too.
Come and grab a wheelbarrow and see what pumpkin delights you can find!
#pumpkin #PumpkinSeason #pumpkincarving #pumpkins #roughamestatefarms #rougham #gourds #gourdseason #gourdsofinstagram #gourdsgalore #marshmallows #marshmallowsonsticks
This Thursday, the 31st October is the last day of our Pumpkin Patch! 🎃
If you haven’t been, there’s still plenty of interesting pumpkins and gourds to choose from to make a fantastic Halloween display. It’s also a great day out for the family.
As a sweet treat we will have firepits on at lunchtime with marshmallows on sticks to roast too.
Come and grab a wheelbarrow and see what pumpkin delights you can find!
#pumpkin #PumpkinSeason #pumpkincarving #pumpkins #roughamestatefarms #rougham #gourds #gourdseason #gourdsofinstagram #gourdsgalore #marshmallows #marshmallowsonsticks
Last month we planted more baby Christmas Trees, ready for choosing in a few years time…
Just like these ones in our Christmas tree plantations – which are open on the 9 & 10th, 16th & 17th November for you to choose the tree of your choice.
Your chosen tree will be cut, perfectly fresh, just a day or two before your selected collection date.
Booking is essential and there’s only limited spaces left so book to avoid disappointment: roughamestate.com/welcome – link in our profile
It’s a wonderful experience for everyone; very exciting for children, and your dog (on a lead) is welcome to come with you too.
#christmastime #blackthorpebarn #limitedspaces #booktoavoiddisappointment #countrychristmas #christmas2024 #christmascountdown #RoughamEstate #BlackthorpeBarn #christmastree #christmastrees #christmastreefarm
Last month we planted more baby Christmas Trees, ready for choosing in a few years time…
Just like these ones in our Christmas tree plantations – which are open on the 9 & 10th, 16th & 17th November for you to choose the tree of your choice.
Your chosen tree will be cut, perfectly fresh, just a day or two before your selected collection date.
Booking is essential and there’s only limited spaces left so book to avoid disappointment: roughamestate.com/welcome – link in our profile
It’s a wonderful experience for everyone; very exciting for children, and your dog (on a lead) is welcome to come with you too.
#christmastime #blackthorpebarn #limitedspaces #booktoavoiddisappointment #countrychristmas #christmas2024 #christmascountdown #RoughamEstate #BlackthorpeBarn #christmastree #christmastrees #christmastreefarm
Come to Rougham Estate during half term week – there’s lots to do!
The Rougham Pumpkin Patch is open every day from 9-5 until the end of Thursday 31st October. There are still plenty of pumpkins to find, and open space to run and play.
@Wrights_2018 are making their tasty posh cheese toasties and children’s lunch boxes as well as coffee and cakes.
@thesuffolksmokeco is serving delicious smoked and bbq takeaways.
The pedal tractors, sandpits and big bale pyramids are all available as well as lots of photo opportunities.
Entrance is free, so grab your wellies and bring a picnic if you like.
At Blackthorpe Barn there’s a world of magic awaiting, with the Christmas Shop in full swing. Open every day 9.30-5 (until 4 on Sundays) you’ll be amazed by the huge range of Christmas worlds to discover, from woodland folk to dinosaurs, ballerinas to nutcrackers.
Right next door at the Barn is Roots Café, open every day 9-5 (4 on Sundays) serving homemade snacks and meals in a warm and quirky surrounding.
If you prefer to get some exercise in, why not try one of the walks around the Estate, which all start at Blackthorpe Barn. They range from an easy 20 minutes to 2-3 hours depending on the distance. We’ve described them all in detail on our website, with maps, pictures and videos, so that you can see whether the walk suits your needs.
All the details can be found on our website roughamestate.com/welcome
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See you soon!
#roughamestate #blackthorpebarn #suffolkhalfterm #octoberhalfterm #daysoutwithkids #suffolkmums #pumpkinpatch #suffolklife #suffolkliving #eastanglia #thingstodoinsuffolk #pumpkineverything #suffolkcountryside #autumnhalfterm #spookyseason #loveautumn #burystedmunds #burystedmundsandbeyond #burystedmundssuffolk
Come to Rougham Estate during half term week – there’s lots to do!
The Rougham Pumpkin Patch is open every day from 9-5 until the end of Thursday 31st October. There are still plenty of pumpkins to find, and open space to run and play.
@Wrights_2018 are making their tasty posh cheese toasties and children’s lunch boxes as well as coffee and cakes.
@thesuffolksmokeco is serving delicious smoked and bbq takeaways.
The pedal tractors, sandpits and big bale pyramids are all available as well as lots of photo opportunities.
Entrance is free, so grab your wellies and bring a picnic if you like.
At Blackthorpe Barn there’s a world of magic awaiting, with the Christmas Shop in full swing. Open every day 9.30-5 (until 4 on Sundays) you’ll be amazed by the huge range of Christmas worlds to discover, from woodland folk to dinosaurs, ballerinas to nutcrackers.
Right next door at the Barn is Roots Café, open every day 9-5 (4 on Sundays) serving homemade snacks and meals in a warm and quirky surrounding.
If you prefer to get some exercise in, why not try one of the walks around the Estate, which all start at Blackthorpe Barn. They range from an easy 20 minutes to 2-3 hours depending on the distance. We’ve described them all in detail on our website, with maps, pictures and videos, so that you can see whether the walk suits your needs.
All the details can be found on our website roughamestate.com/welcome
Link in profile
See you soon!
#roughamestate #blackthorpebarn #suffolkhalfterm #octoberhalfterm #daysoutwithkids #suffolkmums #pumpkinpatch #suffolklife #suffolkliving #eastanglia #thingstodoinsuffolk #pumpkineverything #suffolkcountryside #autumnhalfterm #spookyseason #loveautumn #burystedmunds #burystedmundsandbeyond #burystedmundssuffolk
Who’s feeling autumnal?🍁🍂🥮
As the nature treats us to a beautiful colour display, why not embrace that feeling with our range of seasonal drinks?
From Gingerbread to Pumpkin spice, you can drink in or takeaway for one of our walks.
#fallfoliage #RoughamEstate #blackthorpebarn #coffeetime #RootsCafe #NewMenu #coffeelover #pumpkinspice #gingerbread #autumnvibes #autumncolors #autumnleaves #autumn
Who’s feeling autumnal?🍁🍂🥮
As the nature treats us to a beautiful colour display, why not embrace that feeling with our range of seasonal drinks?
From Gingerbread to Pumpkin spice, you can drink in or takeaway for one of our walks.
#fallfoliage #RoughamEstate #blackthorpebarn #coffeetime #RootsCafe #NewMenu #coffeelover #pumpkinspice #gingerbread #autumnvibes #autumncolors #autumnleaves #autumn
From a brilliant Saturday night to a sunny Sunday🤞 (with an extra hour of sleep in between!)
It’s the last Sunday for Rougham Pumpkins 2024 and then we are open every day until Thursday 31st too!
Free entry, open 9-5 each day, with thousands of pumpkins still waiting to be picked … and there are still some amazing ones lurking in the further reaches of the patch.
There’s a dazzling range of street food on offer:
🥪 @wrights_2018 serving posh toasties, coffee, cake and a licensed bar (every day)
🍗 @whatthe_peck with fabulous fried chicken (Sunday only)
🧇 @chestnut_events making amazing fresh waffles (every day)
🐟 @pimpmyfishuk frying their exceptional fish and chips (Sunday only)
🌯 @badboiburritos with magnificent Mexican burritos (Sunday only)
🍖 @thesuffolksmokeco for smoked BBQ treats (every day)
☕️ @kiernanscoffee at the Pitch in the Patch with moreish coffees and cakes (Sunday only)
🧑🎨 @faceitfaceart is creating spooky body art (every day)
🍦 @saffronicecreamco ice cream (every day)
🧺 Or bring your own picnic!
Plenty of space to run and play, good food, loads of photo opportunities, pumpkins by the thousands… come and enjoy autumn here
All the details from roughamestate.com/welcome
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#roughamestate #roughampumpkins #pumpkinspice #pumpkinpatch #suffolkpumpkins #suffolkcountryside #suffolkmums #burystedmuds #burystedmundssuffolk #burystedmundsandbeyond #spookymonth #loveautumn #autumnvibes #october #suffolkbusiness #suffolkbloggers #suffolklife #suffolkfood #pumpkinseason #pumpkinpie
From a brilliant Saturday night to a sunny Sunday🤞 (with an extra hour of sleep in between!)
It’s the last Sunday for Rougham Pumpkins 2024 and then we are open every day until Thursday 31st too!
Free entry, open 9-5 each day, with thousands of pumpkins still waiting to be picked … and there are still some amazing ones lurking in the further reaches of the patch.
There’s a dazzling range of street food on offer:
🥪 @wrights_2018 serving posh toasties, coffee, cake and a licensed bar (every day)
🍗 @whatthe_peck with fabulous fried chicken (Sunday only)
🧇 @chestnut_events making amazing fresh waffles (every day)
🐟 @pimpmyfishuk frying their exceptional fish and chips (Sunday only)
🌯 @badboiburritos with magnificent Mexican burritos (Sunday only)
🍖 @thesuffolksmokeco for smoked BBQ treats (every day)
☕️ @kiernanscoffee at the Pitch in the Patch with moreish coffees and cakes (Sunday only)
🧑🎨 @faceitfaceart is creating spooky body art (every day)
🍦 @saffronicecreamco ice cream (every day)
🧺 Or bring your own picnic!
Plenty of space to run and play, good food, loads of photo opportunities, pumpkins by the thousands… come and enjoy autumn here
All the details from roughamestate.com/welcome
Link in profile
#roughamestate #roughampumpkins #pumpkinspice #pumpkinpatch #suffolkpumpkins #suffolkcountryside #suffolkmums #burystedmuds #burystedmundssuffolk #burystedmundsandbeyond #spookymonth #loveautumn #autumnvibes #october #suffolkbusiness #suffolkbloggers #suffolklife #suffolkfood #pumpkinseason #pumpkinpie
Join us for the final days of Rougham Pumpkins – we are open from Saturday 26th every day to Thursday 31st October from 9-5, with Pumpkins by Torchlight and the Silent Disco on Saturday evening from 5:30-9:30pm.
The car park has matting down now so even if it rains, we’ll be able to stay open!
It’s going to be a great festival this weekend, with a mouth-watering choice of food on offer:
🥪 @wrights_2018 serving posh toasties, coffee, cake and a licensed bar (every day and Saturday evening)
🍗 @whatthe_peck with Suffolk fried chicken (weekend only and Saturday evening)
🧇 @chestnut_events making amazing fresh waffles (every day)
🐟 @pimpmyfishuk frying their delicious fish and chips (weekend only)
🌯 @badboiburritos with Mexican food to die for (weekend only)
🍖 @thesuffolksmokeco for BBQ goodness (every day)
☕️ @kiernanscoffee at the Pitch in the Patch with coffees and cakes (weekend only)
🧑🎨 @faceitfaceart is painting fantastic designs on faces and arms (every day)
🍦 @saffronicecreamco ice cream for those who are missing summer (every day)
🧺 Or bring your own picnic!
Get dressed up, in a warm coat or in fancy dress if you prefer, put your wellies on and come and enjoy the best of autumn! There are plenty of pumpkins and gourds left, especially in the further reaches of the patch.
For those who prefer a sit-down meal or who want Halloween decorations or Christmas sparkle, Blackthorpe Barn is just 2 minutes away on the other side of the A14.
We’re looking forward to seeing you and seeing your pictures and videos!
Free entrance, no booking required, just come and enjoy.
All the details from roughamestate.com/welcome
Link in profile
#roughamestate #roughampumpkins #pumpkinlove #pumpkin #pumpkinpatch #suffolkautumn #suffolkdaysout #daysoutsuffolk #burystedmunds #burystedmundsandbeyond #pumpkineverything #loveautumn #spookyseason #pumpkinspice #october #loveoctober #eastanglia #autumnhalfterm2024 #autumnhalfterm #suffolkhalfterm #thingstodoinsuffolk #suffolkmums #daysoutwithkidssuffolk
Join us for the final days of Rougham Pumpkins – we are open from Saturday 26th every day to Thursday 31st October from 9-5, with Pumpkins by Torchlight and the Silent Disco on Saturday evening from 5:30-9:30pm.
The car park has matting down now so even if it rains, we’ll be able to stay open!
It’s going to be a great festival this weekend, with a mouth-watering choice of food on offer:
🥪 @wrights_2018 serving posh toasties, coffee, cake and a licensed bar (every day and Saturday evening)
🍗 @whatthe_peck with Suffolk fried chicken (weekend only and Saturday evening)
🧇 @chestnut_events making amazing fresh waffles (every day)
🐟 @pimpmyfishuk frying their delicious fish and chips (weekend only)
🌯 @badboiburritos with Mexican food to die for (weekend only)
🍖 @thesuffolksmokeco for BBQ goodness (every day)
☕️ @kiernanscoffee at the Pitch in the Patch with coffees and cakes (weekend only)
🧑🎨 @faceitfaceart is painting fantastic designs on faces and arms (every day)
🍦 @saffronicecreamco ice cream for those who are missing summer (every day)
🧺 Or bring your own picnic!
Get dressed up, in a warm coat or in fancy dress if you prefer, put your wellies on and come and enjoy the best of autumn! There are plenty of pumpkins and gourds left, especially in the further reaches of the patch.
For those who prefer a sit-down meal or who want Halloween decorations or Christmas sparkle, Blackthorpe Barn is just 2 minutes away on the other side of the A14.
We’re looking forward to seeing you and seeing your pictures and videos!
Free entrance, no booking required, just come and enjoy.
All the details from roughamestate.com/welcome
Link in profile
#roughamestate #roughampumpkins #pumpkinlove #pumpkin #pumpkinpatch #suffolkautumn #suffolkdaysout #daysoutsuffolk #burystedmunds #burystedmundsandbeyond #pumpkineverything #loveautumn #spookyseason #pumpkinspice #october #loveoctober #eastanglia #autumnhalfterm2024 #autumnhalfterm #suffolkhalfterm #thingstodoinsuffolk #suffolkmums #daysoutwithkidssuffolk
As we close the week, we are incredible proud of our farming team.
Last night, we attended the Suffolk Farm Business Awards at Trinity Park, Ipswich, organised by the Suffolk Agricultural Association.
We’re thrilled to announce that we won two awards: the Special Award for Best Diversification in our category and Second Overall for Best Farming Business in our class for farms over 501 hectares!
A huge congratulations to the entire team—this achievement truly reflects a collective effort, but with excellent leadership from our Estate Manager Simon Eddell !
Happy weekend everyone!
#farming #awards #excellence #farminglife🚜 #Agricultural #agriculture #diversification #roughamestatefarms #Rougham #RoughamEstate #blackthorpebarn
As we close the week, we are incredible proud of our farming team.
Last night, we attended the Suffolk Farm Business Awards at Trinity Park, Ipswich, organised by the Suffolk Agricultural Association.
We’re thrilled to announce that we won two awards: the Special Award for Best Diversification in our category and Second Overall for Best Farming Business in our class for farms over 501 hectares!
A huge congratulations to the entire team—this achievement truly reflects a collective effort, but with excellent leadership from our Estate Manager Simon Eddell !
Happy weekend everyone!
#farming #awards #excellence #farminglife🚜 #Agricultural #agriculture #diversification #roughamestatefarms #Rougham #RoughamEstate #blackthorpebarn
Would you like to gain early access to the Country Christmas Shop next year, before our official opening?
Just a week ago, we welcomed the press for an exclusive preview of the shop ahead of its public debut. Additionally, we organised a special event for Suffolk Magazine subscribers to explore the shop before it opened on Monday.
The feedback was fantastic, and now we’ve tried and tested it, we’re excited to plan a similar opportunity for our own mailing list subscribers next year to thank you for your loyalty and support.
If you`re interested in being part of this exclusive experience, or to hear about other promotions and exclusive offers, please subscribe to our mailing list to stay updated on what`s coming up!
The link is here and you need to scroll to the end of the page to sign up https://roughamestate.com/welcome/
Don’t miss out!
#blackthorpebarn #RoughamEstate #Christmas #subscribe #SubscribeNow #exclusive #ExclusiveOffer #loyalty #loyaltyrewards
Would you like to gain early access to the Country Christmas Shop next year, before our official opening?
Just a week ago, we welcomed the press for an exclusive preview of the shop ahead of its public debut. Additionally, we organised a special event for Suffolk Magazine subscribers to explore the shop before it opened on Monday.
The feedback was fantastic, and now we’ve tried and tested it, we’re excited to plan a similar opportunity for our own mailing list subscribers next year to thank you for your loyalty and support.
If you`re interested in being part of this exclusive experience, or to hear about other promotions and exclusive offers, please subscribe to our mailing list to stay updated on what`s coming up!
The link is here and you need to scroll to the end of the page to sign up https://roughamestate.com/welcome/
Don’t miss out!
#blackthorpebarn #RoughamEstate #Christmas #subscribe #SubscribeNow #exclusive #ExclusiveOffer #loyalty #loyaltyrewards
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