About Tring
In the Chiltern Hills in Hertfordshire is where you will find the pretty market town of Tring. If you live in Tring or even if you are just visiting the area, it would be the perfect location to rendezvous with one of our very attractive and sexy Tring escorts. In just 45 minutes from booking the lady of your choice she will be with you and you definitely will enjoy an outstanding evening with your lady, who will make all your wishes come true.Tring is mainly a commuter town with easy access to Euston Station by rail or by road along the A41 (30 miles from London); even the Grand Union Canal connects to the capital.
There are four reservoirs in Tring, Tringford, Startops End, Wilstone and Marsworth and these were built to provide a water supply for the canal. Since 1955 the reservoirs have been a national nature reserve and have, since 1987 been a site of Special Scientific Interest.
The Ashridge estate is part of the National Trust and is a very popular destination for people from all around to picnic and walk in the beautiful woods, it is also home to the Ashridge Business School.
The Roman road known as Akeman Street runs through Tring High Street. The entry in the Domesday Book of 1086 for Tring is The Manor of Treunga. Christopher Wren designed and built the mansion of Tring Park in 1682.
The town’s symbol of the head of a zebra dates back to the 2nd Lord Rothschild who used to ride through the town in a zebra-drawn carriage. The Rothschild family have had a strong influence within the town for many years. Nathan Mayer Rothschild built a private zoological museum and this at one time housed what may have been one of the largest collections of stuffed animals in the world. It became a part of the Natural History Museum in 1937 and today it is called the Natural History Museum at Tring.
A famous landmark which is still in operation is Heygates Mill which in days gone by had only two men working in the mill producing a very small amount of wheat per day, very different from today where computerisation now allows 100,000 tons of wheat a year to be produced. There are now approximately 80 employees working at the mill with 16 or so trucks delivering to most of the south of England.
