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By Haddenham Webteam - 12th December 2020 12:01am
The Festive Trail 2020 has now been illuminated, courtesy of 11-year-old Aimee Farr who pressed the ON switch at 4pm on Saturday 12th December, as the countdown was broadcast live on Red Kite Radio, 107.2 fm
Festival entrants had been asked to join in the Countdown and switch on their lights together at 4pm for maximum impact, while other households in the village also joined in by switching on their lights at the same time.
Aimee Farr, who attends Haddenham Community Junior School, was invited to conduct the formal switch-on after experiencing an especially tough year — see here.
Click on the PDF to download the Trail Map
A limited number of paper copies of the map and list of entrants will also be available at Blooming Fruity, Haddenham Garden Centre, Bradmoor Farm, Haddenham Co-op and at 7 Dovecote.
All these venues will also display an A3 laminated map and list which people can photograph on their own devices.
The Trail is a community collaboration in aid of Haddenham Community Junior School PTA and Haddenham Christian Aid, supported by the Christmas Tree Festival and Haddenham Scarecrow Festival.
Optional donations can be made as follows:
Via our fundraising page:
www.peoplesfundraising.com/fundraising/hcjsfestivetrail
By bank transfer to HCJS PTA Sort Code: 30-90-38, Account No: 00330739, reference: Trail
By cheque, made payable to 'Christian Aid' to 6 Long Furlong, Haddenham, HP17 8DQ
More details will be displayed on posters throughout the village and on the Trail Maps.
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