Capt Popeye
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where were these pics taken ?
one of the 'best kept' secret rivers
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where ? were pics taken ?
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where were these pics taken ?
one of the 'best kept' secret rivers
DukeII
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No idea, but it looks beautiful!
BrendanS
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near Sonning?
Brayman
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Can't be Sonning there aren't any Bray boats to be seen!
Mirror Painter
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Could it be above Radcot?
Mirror Painter
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But, if it was the Thames, and the very upper part, I can't think of a building as close to the water as the one in picture 1.
Capt Popeye
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hi all - NO not the Thames
but it is in Southern England
the_wanderer
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River Waveney?
Looks a bit like the River Waveney, Suffolk/Norfolk. The small building looks like a land drainage pump house.
Regards.
Alan.
Looks a bit like the River Waveney, Suffolk/Norfolk. The small building looks like a land drainage pump house.
Regards.
Alan.
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No Regrets
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It could be a number of places!
There's a bend down near Racecourse Marina which looks just the same, and quite a few up towards Oxford.
Photo's like these are as common as flies on a cowpat, lovely as they are!
There's a bend down near Racecourse Marina which looks just the same, and quite a few up towards Oxford.
Photo's like these are as common as flies on a cowpat, lovely as they are!
Capt Popeye
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ah well cover blown in Scuttlebutt thread
it the Kent Ouse
a little known and therefore used river, with the Old Port of Sandwich near its mouth, and an even older Port of Reculver (Roman times)
thank you