We were delighted to welcome Mike Brown, President of the National Trust of Guernsey as our guest speaker at today’s Rotary lunch meeting.
Mike gave us a fascinating insight into the Trust’s work caring for and preserving Guernsey’s heritage, including the many properties and areas of land in its care.
We also heard about the exciting plans for a new barn at Les Caches Farm, providing much-needed storage and a new home for the Trust’s agricultural museum.
A big thank you to Mike for joining us and to everyone at the National Trust of Guernsey for the important work they do to preserve our island’s heritage for future generations.
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