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'Farcet' – in Huntingdonshire (now part of Cambridgeshire), England – is a village north east of Yaxley.
Farcet has a working men's club called the "The Village Club" and a pub called "The Black Swan". The old River Nene flows through it and you can get to Green Wheel from it, on the end of St Mary's street, near "The Village Club"
Next to the village (though technically in Peterborough) is a wonderful country park called "Crown Lakes". The park has a well maintained walkway around several lakes.
It also has a dedicated area for the very rare Great Crested Newt, Britain's largest newt.
Farcet has a working men's club called the "The Village Club" and a pub called "The Black Swan". The old River Nene flows through it and you can get to Green Wheel from it, on the end of St Mary's street, near "The Village Club"
Next to the village (though technically in Peterborough) is a wonderful country park called "Crown Lakes". The park has a well maintained walkway around several lakes.
It also has a dedicated area for the very rare Great Crested Newt, Britain's largest newt.
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