Thames Path: Marlow to Maidenhead, 23 April 2017

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	All Saints Church, Marlow L XL headers
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	St George's Day parade by the local Scouts, Cubs and Beavers L XL headers
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	Marlow Lock L XL headers
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	Quarry Wood Hall L XL headers
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	Approaching Bourne End L XL headers
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	Sailing boats L XL headers
	Upper Thames Sailing Club L XL headers
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	Bourne End L XL headers
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	Bourne End railway & footbridge L XL headers
	Cock Marsh L XL headers
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	Cookham Bridge, built 1867 L XL headers
	Tollhouse, Cookham Bridge L XL headers
	Marina by Cookham Bridge L XL headers
	Hedsor Tower (Lord Boston’s Folly), glimpsed from Cookham Bridge L XL headers
	Meadow, Cookham L XL headers
	Holy Trinity Church, Cookham L XL headers
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	Churchgate House L XL headers
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	Bel & the Dragon L XL headers
	Vine Cottage L XL headers
	Sir Stanley Spencer born and lived here L XL headers
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	Cookham Moor L XL headers
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	Glimpse of a tower at Cliveden L XL headers
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	There's not much of the place one can see from the path L XL headers
	A Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-367 provides a reminder that we're under the flight path out of Heathrow L XL headers
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	Seven Gables Cottage, Taplow L XL headers
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	Entrance to the Jubilee River L XL headers
	Grebe L XL headers
	Mandarin Duck L XL headers
	Trout L XL headers
	Boulter's Lock L XL headers
	The Boathouse at Boulters Lock L XL headers
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	Rare K1 telephone kiosk, first standard design introduced by the Post Office in 1921 L XL headers
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	Richard Dimbleby lived here L XL headers
	Maidenhead Bridge L XL headers
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	Maidenhead Rowing Club L XL headers
	Maidenhead Railway Bridge, Isambard Kingdom brunel, 1838 L XL headers
	"1838 The Sounding Arch. I.K. Brunel designed this bridge. The brick arches are the widest and flattest in the world - each span is 128 feet with a rise of only 24 feet." L XL headers
	A First Great Western class 43 crosses the bridge L XL headers
	Statue of Sir Nicholas Winton, commemorating the Kindertransport, Maidenhead railway station L XL headers
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	Not my train L XL headers
	Class 43 Sir Kenneth Grange restored to original Intercity 125 livery, Reading Station L XL headers