Another bright sunny morning - the BBC had threatened
possible snow today but I am pleased to say that whilst it was cold when the
sun went behind the clouds it was nice in the sun. I walked back into Clifton Hampden this
morning to take a photo of the lovely village and to up the steps on my fitbit!
We had a short chug up the river today to Abingdon because it was on my list of places to visit. It is another pretty town with some lovely buildings but I must say that when you arrive by river I think you see the prettiest part!
A quick top up with diesel and refill the water tank on one side of Abingdon Bridge and a nice green spot to moor the other.
 |
| Clifton Hampden |
 |
| Blooming Lovely! |
 |
| The river here twists and turns around Didcot Power Station - one minute it is on the right, next on the left, then behind and sometimes in front! |
 |
| Morning - so it was you - I thought Steve's phone was vibrating on the wooden shelf but it was a cow mooing outside!! |
 |
| Under Appleford Railway Bridge. |
 |
| Heron mooring. |
 |
| Sutton Bridge at Culham. |
 |
| Sailor with a deathwish - Steve tried to get him! |
 |
| The Old Anchor Inn and the high chimneys belong to the Alley Almshouses which were apparently built in 1446-7. |
 |
| Amazing arches on the Almshouses. |
 |
| Stopping for diesel just before Abingdon Bridge |
 |
| Puff! |
 |
| The Kings Head and Bell - looks like a nice place for a drink Steve, Steve....oh well next time! |
 |
| Through the Abbey grounds and what have you got there - oh some kindling out of a skip! |
 |
| Who ruined that? |
 |
| I'm a lumberjack and I don't care! |
No comments:
Post a Comment