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As the sun rises at Babcock Hythe - an area created by Nature England to encourage ground nesting birds
Swans in the upper reaches of the Thames.
The sky reflecting on the river Thames.
The riverside pub at Lechlade on the Thames.
The lock and weir at St John's Lock.
Buscot Lock in between Lechlade and Oxford.
By the bar in the Turf Tavern in Oxford, renowned for featuring in the classic detective series Inspector Morse.
Lady stopping for a well earned snack and drink on her walking holiday.
One of our walkers by The Thames Path in Henley.
A still day for a country walk along the Thames.
A village church passed on one of our three walking routes on the National Trails.
The Turf Tavern in Oxford.
Boat in a backwater of the Thames near Lechlade.
One of the many locks on The Thames Path.
The Riverside pub in Lechlade.
A Stork going for a country walk!
Does anyone know what this plant is?
Only 184 miles to the Thames Barrier from here!
A quiet stretch of the Thames in London.
A shady spot under a russet tree gives a brief break from your hiking adventure.
Swans and Steeples.
Looking downstream near Newbridge on The Thames Path towards Oxford
The examination schools | University of Oxford
A Thames riverside pub, nice pint of Ale and a catch up with the guidebook - what could be nicer!
One of our walkers passing the Pagoda in Kew Gardens in London.
A customer by the Thames Barrier in London.
Customer by the Thames.
St Mary's church in Cricklade
A barren but verdant landscape more reminiscent of Scotland or Yorkshire rather than the South East of England.
Blue skies and a solitary tree in Oxfordshire.
A working barge moored on the Thames.
It's a new day - It's a new life - Houseboat on the Thames.
The Red Lion pub in Castle Eaton.
College gardens in Oxford.
A permissive bridleway sign on the Ridgeway walk.
Walkbridge across the brook that grows into the Thames.
Pleasure boats on the river.
Idyllic country cottage.
The Bakers Arms pub - one of the many places to stay on your Hiking route.
A nice rustic countryside bar.
All signs lead to The Thames Path.
View towards Lechlade and St Lawrence Church
Bloomers Hole footbridge - installed in 2000 -built of steel and encased in wood to blend in