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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Filed under: by Leigh Hatts. 1 Thames Barrier to Tower Bridge. 9 miles; 14.5 km). 2 Tower Bridge to Putney. 10 miles; 16 km). 3 Putney to Kingston. 13 miles; 20.9 km). 4 Kingston to Chertsey. 11 miles; 17.7 km). 5 Chertsey to Staines. 4 miles; 6.4 km). 6 Staines to Windsor. 71/2 miles; 12 km). 7 Windsor to Maidenhead. 65 miles; 10.5 km). 8 Maidenhead to Marlow. 7 miles; 11.2 km). 9 Marlow to Henley. 81/2 miles; 13.67 km). 10 Henley to Reading.
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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Pool of London welcomes RMS St Helena. Filed under: Updates. By Leigh Hatts | No Comments. Royal Mail Ship St Helena sailed up the River Thames on Tuesday afternoon (7 June) on a farewell visit. The ship is due to be sold and its regular Cape Town to St Helena voyages carrying the Royal Mail replaced by an aircraft. A small group of people standing outside the The Angel near Rotherhithe watched the ship gradually turn into the Upper Pool. Lord C...
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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Filed under: by Leigh Hatts. London to the Source. This book is a guide for those walking 180 miles upstream along the Thames Path from London to Gloucestershire and is therefore an alternative to the official Countryside Agency guide designed to assist walkers heading from the river’s source downstream to the capital. Towpath to National Trail. In the Home Counties and even in far off Wiltshire there are reminders of London. Duchy of Lancas...
The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts » Swan Upping
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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Filed under: Updates. By Leigh Hatts | No Comments. The scarlet coated Queen’s Swan Marker and the accompanying Swan Uppers of the Vintners’ and Dyers’ Livery Companies will arrive in six rowing skiffs at Henley for lunch today, Wednesday 22 July. They set out from Marlow this morning having started the week at Sunbury. Tonight they reach George Clooney’s new home village. Is the annual count. Click here to cancel reply. 2 Tower Bridge to Putney.
The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts » Battersea Railway Bridge: Thames Path improvements
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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Battersea Railway Bridge: Thames Path improvements. Filed under: Updates. By Leigh Hatts | No Comments. Another stretch of the Thames Path is to be moved off road to the riverside. Immediately downstream of Battersea Railway Bridge, is being redeveloped with a twisting 28-storey tower which is likely to be a controversial landmark. Lombard Wharf is the proposed landing point for the Diamond Jubilee Footbridge. Click here to cancel reply. Middot;...
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Nathalie: April 2010
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Friday, 16 April 2010. Kestrel among the tombstones. On my way to the shops via Margravine Cemetery 2 afternoons ago, I was walking via the grass as mostly usual when I noticed at the edge of, but slightly out, a big group of pigeons another bird which I took initially for one of those weird colour pigeons. We don't have many in the cemetery, most are fairly classic, but we still have a few like this one:. On the ground in the cemetery! It then flew from tree to tree, p...
Nathalie: Winter Thrushes are not only for Winter sometimes
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Monday, 25 April 2011. Winter Thrushes are not only for Winter sometimes. What I had been hoping for back in February. Mistle Thrush are breeding in Margravine Cemetery! I barely saw them in between, which is amazing considering how noisy and bold they can be, so I was thinking that they might have tried outside of the cemetery as I would see them quite often fly North, towards the Tube line. Then yesterday I saw one of the birds bring food to 2 chicks. A mountain dwell...
Nathalie: Storks in Normandy
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Monday, 18 July 2011. A month ago I went to visit my family back in Normandy and one afternoon, with my parents, we went to visit some of the White Stork nests that they know of in the Marais du Cotentin et du Bessin. Out of the 4 nests we checked, 3 had young in them but the fourth one, high up in a tree, had been partially destroyed. We had some nice views of an adult looking for food in a field. If you look at the leaves, you'll also notice that it was really windy.
Nathalie: 2 for the price of 1
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Tuesday, 8 March 2011. 2 for the price of 1. Like I do every week when I go to the supermarket, especially at high tide, I checked for rings on gulls' legs. In particular, I was hoping to see the semi-regular one, white A6LK. Which I had last seen on 8th December. And bingo! At the end of the scan, when I thought all hope was gone, there it was:. Then on the panel with a few others (there was an exceptionally high number of them that day):. Is that profile good for you?
Nathalie: A gull with a bone to pick
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Thursday, 10 March 2011. A gull with a bone to pick. At the supermarket yesterday I was taking photos of a Common Gull hoping to read its metal ring (unfortunately it was presenting the closure part) when I noticed the Herring Gull YW3T from last week. I then noticed a Common Gull had found itself a (chicken? Bone to nibble on but it turned out I wasn't the only one to have noticed:. Where is my bone? A pair of Greylags. Which I rarely see there. View my complete profile.
Nathalie: July 2010
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Wandering and wondering in Fulham. Monday, 26 July 2010. How amazing is that? The Black-headed have been back for a little while now, their numbers on the foreshore between Crabtree Wharf and Hammersmith Bridge are almost at winter level already. And there are a lot more juveniles this year than last. But what I'd really like is a Med(iterranean) Gull. I did at the time report my sighting via the BTO. Saturday, 10 July 2010. I know it's been a long time since my last post, I pretty much haven't had the t...
Smithfield: Holiday services at St Bartholomew the Less | London's 100 Best Churches
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London's 100 Best Churches. New book by Leigh Hatts. Buy the book from Amazon.co.uk. Nicholas Wheeler: Holy Trinity Sloane Square rector. Feast of Lancelot Andrewes →. Smithfield: Holiday services at St Bartholomew the Less. The main 11am Sunday Eucharist in the Parish of Great St Bartholomew. At Smithfield will be in the Hospital Church, St Bartholomew the Less, during the present holiday season. Rector’s 20 years:. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Feast of Lancelot Andrewes →. Fr John Gaskell RIP.
Nicholas Wheeler: Holy Trinity Sloane Square rector | London's 100 Best Churches
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London's 100 Best Churches. New book by Leigh Hatts. Buy the book from Amazon.co.uk. Bertrand Olivier’s decade at All Hallows. Smithfield: Holiday services at St Bartholomew the Less →. Nicholas Wheeler: Holy Trinity Sloane Square rector. Canon Nicholas Wheeler has been inducted as Rector of Holy Trinity, Sloane Square. The service of welcome was last night on the Eve of St Swithun’s Day, Tuesday 14 July. During his decade in the St Pancras parish. Present at the Holy Trinity induction by the Bishop of L...
About Leigh Hatts | Exploring the Bournemouth Coast Path
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Exploring the Bournemouth Coast Path. Updates from author Leigh Hatts. Bed & Breakfast. Bournemouth Coast Path guide offer. 1: Swanage to Sandbanks. 2: Sandbanks to Bournemouth. 3: Bournemouth to Boscombe. 4: Boscombe to Southbourne. 5: Southbourne to Mudeford. 6: Mudeford to Milford-on-Sea. 7: Milford-on-Sea to Lymington. Leigh Hatts is an experienced walker and has known the local coastline since childhood. He is the author of many successful walking guides including. Exploring the Dorset Coast Path.
Blog | Bournemouth's Who Was Who | New book by Leigh Hatts
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Bournemouth's Who Was Who. New book by Leigh Hatts. The George at Christchurch reopens. It is good to hear that Ye Olde George Inn at Christchurch has reopened. The pub is part of the history of Bournemouth as well as Christchurch. Here in 1802 ‘waste grounds’ were put up for auction by the Enclosure Commissioners. William Driver from London bought a strip along the north side of the River Bourne from The Square to the old county boundary at today’s County Gates in Westbourne. St Peter’s Hall to go.
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Walking the Thames Path National Trail. Tuesday, August 02, 2005. Day 4: Bablock Hythe to Oxford (10.5 miles). As the horrendous holiday park had refused to give access over its riverside position to the Trail, the first part of our day was spent covering a large detour behind the park through a number of fields full of sheep. Meeting the river again, we walked on with dew-soaked feet. Erratic meanders beyond Pinkhill Lock. This long, featureless drag round the base of the hill was one such place and, wi...
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The Thames Path by Leigh Hatts. From the Sea to the Source. Lammas-tide in Southwark and Cricklade. Filed under: Updates. By Leigh Hatts | No Comments. Is Anglo Saxon meaning. On Lammas Day 1 August the first wheat from the harvest is made into a loaf for the bread to be consecrated with the wine at Mass. This was the forerunner of Harvest Festival now held after the harvest. At 1215pm. Mass is at 12.45pm. Also refers to the many. Lammas land is found along the River Lea which runs into the River Thames.
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