Out with Hubby today. Drove to Wargrave, and parked up above the town.
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| 1st stop to admire the views. Sky unfortunately very overcast |
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| 2 or 3 miles out of Wargrave, then it was all downhill to the Flower Pot as Aston........ which means all uphill later. |
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| Followed the path from the Flowerpot across to the Thames |
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| The Thames at Hambleden Lock |
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| Thames at Hambleden. Is that the sun we can see? |
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| This lady in Red is with her daughter on Quail, which started out at Little Venice, London. The are awaiting their turn to enter the lock. |
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| She thought it hilarious that we should want her in the photo. |
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| Boat leaving the lock, so that Quail can enter heading towards Reading. |
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| Lovely old boat doing a u turn at the weir. |
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| Great reflections today of the Old Mill building |
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| The trees too have wonderful reflections in the river. |
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| Turning off the road here which leads to Hambleden towards Rotten Row............ a bit of a climb! |
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| Sorry out of focus! Hubby disappearing round the corner. I was walking by this stage. |
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| How on earth is that Beech tree still standing? It's roots are surrounded by fresh air!! |
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| Tea stop at Hambleden Village Store, along with a few other cyclists. |
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| Sheep enjoying a drink at the little stream which runs across the field into the village. |
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| Small detour at the other end of the field, looking back towards Hambleden Village |
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| Hello. Feeling very brave with a gate between us! |
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| Colourful group of walkers ahead as we head back across Hambleden Weir |
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| Cycling is not permitted across the bridge, so a chance for a rest before the hill back up out of Henley! Actually it wasn't as bad as I had feared. Cycled the whole way, with just 2 short stops to catch my breath. A good morning. 16.2 miles, |