St Swithun?s Way signs, Upper Froyle
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Image: © Peter S Taken: 12 Sep 2017
The St Swithun’s Way runs for 34 miles between Winchester in Hampshire and Farnham in Surrey. The waymarker for the route shows a green arrow with a shell and two croziers on a white circular background. The waymarked route is generally considered to be the first part of the historical Pilgrim’s Way since it links up with the North Downs Way at Farnham. St Swithun, who the route is named after, was born in Winchester.