Tea rooms in 2020 were difficult to visit. Advance booking was required so we mostly ended up with a picnic lunch.

I did on my first visit but not on this occasion. You might enjoy the conversation I had with an English Heritage guide at another of their sites…

“We opted to visit Sherborne Old Castle which had a lovely atmosphere and is an idyllic setting above the New Castle. As we were leaving, we got chatting to the member of staff manning the kiosk and he told us of other English Heritage properties nearby, one of which was Farley Hungerford Castle. I mentioned that, when we had visited there many years ago, I had felt a presence (not unpleasant) as I walked down into the chapel. To which he replied ‘yes there is’ and proceeded to tell me of (orb activity) that he had witnessed over the tombs when he worked there. Going on to say that the orbs acted differently, sometimes more animated depending on the visitor (captured on CCTV). He also advised that several people had witnessed a ghost dressed in black. Things that make you go “Hmmm”…”

http://www.cheriesplace.me.uk/blog/index.php/2019/07/11/sherborne-day-six/