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Ham Farm will be opening its gates to the public again over this coming Easter weekend, 22-25 April 2011.

We will be giving everybody the opportunity to see lambs actually being born, the feeding of the orphan lambs and possibly the chance to cuddle a lamb, as well as seeing the older lambs gambolling in the field with their mothers from our tractor and trailer rides.

We aim to let people see inside a working farm when the sheep flock is lambing approximately 500 ewes over the Easter period. The lambing takes place indoors and the sheep can be viewed from the “Lambwalk” so even in inclement weather there is still plenty for everybody to see and do!

In addition to being able to see and touch the lambs, over the Easter Weekend there will be trailer rides to see the older lambs and ewes out in the fields, a chance to try your hand at Go-Karting and a pets corner together with refreshments.  In the marquee there is a wood turner and the Guild of Spinners and Weavers as well as face painting. A highlight is a rare opportunity to have some professional photographs taken in a rustic, coutryside setting, and to have them printed to take away with you.

Again this year we will be supporting two charities, Marie-Curie Cancer Care and the West Wycombe Charitable Trust.