Thames Path: Henley to Marlow, 8 April 2017

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	Caversham Library L XL headers
	Leander Club, Henley-on-Thames L XL headers
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	Boathouses L XL headers
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	Ducks L XL headers
	Cormorant L XL headers
	The Lodge, Remenham L XL headers
	Remenham Club L XL headers
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	Fawley Court L XL headers
	Magna Carta L XL headers
	Grebes L XL headers
	Temple Island, start of the Henley Regatta course L XL headers
	Folly L XL headers
	Greenlands, now a campus of the University of Reading L XL headers
	Greenlands boathouse L XL headers
	Hambledon Mill, Mill End L XL headers
	Weirs at Hambledon Lock L XL headers
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	The Flower Pot, Aston L XL headers
	Customers are met by a stuffed fox L XL headers
	Holme Farm, Aston L XL headers
	Culham Court L XL headers
	Red kite L XL headers
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	Daffodils, Culham Court L XL headers
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	Pheasant L XL headers
	Medmenham Abbey, once home to the Hellfire Club L XL headers
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	Riverside garden, Hurley L XL headers
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	Danesfield House Hotel L XL headers
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	Hurley weir L XL headers
	Friendly goat L XL headers
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	View from the bridge at Hurley Lock L XL headers
	Octagonal summer house, Hurley Lock L XL headers
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	Hurley L XL headers
	St Mary The Virgin, Hurley L XL headers
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	Churchyard wall, Hurley L XL headers
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	Tithe barn, Hurley L XL headers
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	Temple footbridge, Hurley L XL headers
	Moorings at Temple Lock L XL headers
	Temple Lock L XL headers
	Temple Weir L XL headers
	Bisham Abbey L XL headers
	Bisham Abbey Manor House L XL headers
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	All Saints Church, Bisham L XL headers
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	Red kite L XL headers
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	Boat house, Bisham L XL headers
	Marlow L XL headers
	House at Bisham L XL headers
	Unusual houseboat in a garden at Bisham L XL headers
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	The Bootle Bumtrinket L XL headers
	Marlow L XL headers
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	Marlow Bridge, built 1829-1832 by William Tierney Clark, who later built the Széchenyi Chain Bridge in Budapest to a similar but scaled-up design L XL headers
	Wrought iron girders fitted by Easton, Amos & Sons in 1860 to replace the original oak cross beams L XL headers
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	The Compleat Angler L XL headers
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	Weight restrictions on the bridge. Hard to miss, you'd think. L XL headers
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	Twinned with Marly-le-Roi, France, and "bridged" with Budapest L XL headers
	"Marlow Suspension Bridge, by William Tierney Clark, FRS MICE 1783-1852. This bridge and the Széchnyi Chain Bridge linking Buda and Pest across the River Danube are the only surviving suspension bridges by William Tierney Clark." L XL headers
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	All Saints Church, Marlow L XL headers
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	War memorial L XL headers
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	Marly le Roi, France 466km 290 miles L XL headers
	The Causeway, Marlow L XL headers
	Frequent winner of Buckinghamshire Best-kept Village L XL headers
	Sundial L XL headers
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	The Marlow Donkey, named for the local train service L XL headers
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