Windsor to Taplow

Returned to the Thames walk after a weekend of walking in Norfolk with Urban75 http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=73518&l=5ca23&id=906345340

First sight of the Thames at Windsor was a bevy of swans. And that apparently (along with the alternative of wedge) is the correct collective noun for swans.

Raja at Windsor

Defunct meander at Eton

Detail from milepost Boveney Church looked after by the Friends of Friendless Churches The Ticket Collector for Bath Road Piscatorial Society is a hated man After the M3 and the M25 the M4 is the third motorway to cross the river

Maidenhead Railway Bridge built by Sir Isambard Brunel in 1839 is a much older crossing of the river. It is still the widest and fattest brick arch in the world. It is also sometimes called Echo Bridge. We tested the echo.......

Five years after it was built the bridge was famously portrayed by J W Turner in his painting Rain, Steam and Speed

A cluster of road signs near Taplow