First lambs of the year for me, though they look far from new born. It’s been a while since I’ve photographed a thatched roof, so I thought I’d take one of this recently re-thatched cottage, in East Hanney. Then just round the corner in the same village I came across this (this one’s for Nancy). … Continue reading "Today I’d Like to photograph, lambs, a roof and something for Nancy."
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A DAY RIDE
A few photos from yesterdays journey. River Thame near Stadhampton. Ford at Ewelme. Cress beds at Ewelme. St. Botophs’ Church, Swyncombe. Church yard, Syncombe. Beech woods near Stoke Row. Maharajah’s Well, Stoke Row. Another great day out on the bike.
Read MoreAnother Morning Ride
Cold start to the day, though nice and sunny with light winds. Pollarded willow tree by the village pond and Sunningwell Art School. These are becoming quite common in rural villages, making good use of old phone boxes. Back to Steventon checking out the progress to the replacement roof, the stonework was being repointed on … Continue reading "Another Morning Ride"
Read MoreMorning Ride
On the outskirts of Shippon. Close to Besselsleigh. The other side of Besselsleigh. Steventon.
Read MoreBridges and a Smiley Face
Bright sunny crisp day, too cold (for me) to go far today so just a gentle trundle. This ancient bridge spans Swift Ditch close to its confluence with the Thames. Swift Ditch is a back water of the main stream and cut the long corner of the river as it flows through Abingdon. The land … Continue reading "Bridges and a Smiley Face"
Read More5th Annual D K Drew Memorial Ride
Its now 5 years since my father in law, Doug, passed away. Every year since our youngest son Neale and myself have done a ride in Doug’s memory. We try to cover together in kilometres the number of years he lived (86). We meet at a mutually convenient place around 6 miles from where each … Continue reading "5th Annual D K Drew Memorial Ride"
Read MoreBetween the Showers
Managed to get a couple times today between bouts of rain, it’s a reoccurring theme to my and others rides in recent postings. The Three Amigos in Steventon, I had to return and capture all three. Not so placid today. This and the following shots are from this afternoons trundle, checking out the flood waters … Continue reading "Between the Showers"
Read MoreA Failure and a Gruesome Location
I failed dismally this to find the restored section of the Wilts and Berks Canal located in the village Grove. Its not that big a place but I couldn’t locate it. Found my way to the village green in West Hanney for a quick bite. This innocuous looking bridge is called Gallows Bridge on my … Continue reading "A Failure and a Gruesome Location"
Read MoreFlowers and a House
Today was a case of rain, then sun then torrential rain. These snowdrops are the first of the year for me, taken while the sun was briefly out. This unusual house could be yours for snip at a guide price of £325,000 ($393,000 or 368,550 Euros), it has been on the markets for months, can’t … Continue reading "Flowers and a House"
Read MoreWaterfalling Wednesday
As I have exhausted the local supply of waterfalls, with last weeks offering, I chose the following as today entry. This set of weir gates is only opened during periods of high water levels as we are experiencing just now. The building in the background with the chimneys is the Lock Keepers house. Looks as … Continue reading "Waterfalling Wednesday"
Read MoreA Little Unexpected
Had to run an errand into Abingdon this morning, delivering a chocolate cake to my mother in law. As the sun was shining brightly I would take the longer less direct route there. Recently flooded fields off of Peep O’Day Lane, this is a walking / cycling route to the edge of Abingdon. This is … Continue reading "A Little Unexpected"
Read MoreDamp Ride to Finish the Year.
Despite the heavy rain this morning I had to go out to keep the streak going. The owner of this property just outside the village dammed this stream up to create the pond in the photo below. The pond covers quite an area. This is the outlet from the pond, yet another unnamed stream. Though … Continue reading "Damp Ride to Finish the Year."
Read MoreQuick Morning Spin
Having to run an errand into the neighbouring village of Steventon, I took the opportunity of taking a few quick photo’s. Steventon Parish church, I think it has a lead roof. Not really sure I would want these in my front garden, fibre glass I think. This house is opposite the church. This is again … Continue reading "Quick Morning Spin"
Read MoreMorning Ride
Managed to get for a couple of hours this morning, bright and sunny though chilly. This is the main river stream with the Culham Lock cutting on the other side of the willows. Looking upstream from the same point, due to the recent heavy rains the river is running high and fast. From here is … Continue reading "Morning Ride"
Read MoreWatery Ride
Just a few photo’s from yesterday’s ride, forgot to take the camera this morning. This is Drayton 1066, as it is meant to be seen. Can’t get far enough away to get the whole expanse in. This is Appleford Gravel Pits, another local bird watching haven. The ride to be a very quick 12 miler … Continue reading "Watery Ride"
Read MoreAn Unusual Waterway
Wednesday is usually my cycling day of the week, so having missed out last week on a decent ride due to the weather I was more than happy to get out today. I found this cloud formation interesting, until a few minutes later it dumped its load on me, I had to scuttle away to … Continue reading "An Unusual Waterway"
Read MoreBefore The Rains Arrive
Today would have to be just a short trip out due to the heavy rains forecast for later this morning. This rain would be a challenge as it would fall on already frozen ground. This is the pond in the hamlet of Sutton Wick, love the remaining branches on the willow. This is from the … Continue reading "Before The Rains Arrive"
Read MoreA Bicycle for Daily Use
This is The Duchess, she belongs to my wife who no longer rides. Having made a few changes to her, raising the saddle, changing the pedals and fitting lights etc, I now ride her for shopping, and like this morning, trips to our allotments (Lottie). Soon after moving to Drayton 2 1/2 years ago we … Continue reading "A Bicycle for Daily Use"
Read MoreTwo River Ride
It was -1C when I set out at 9:15, initially to deliver a few Christmas cards in Abingdon. White grass on the far bank of the Thames. Whilst sorting out the remaining cards to deliver the Black Headed Gulls (winter plumage) and feral pigeons thought I may have a little something for them, sadly I … Continue reading "Two River Ride"
Read MoreAnother Morning Spin
It was degrees 3C when I left home around 10, headed to Abingdon to see what repairs if any have been carried out on the bridge. This is what I found in Thames Street, it appears that there are a number of scaffold tubes driven into the river bed. The pontoon / floaty thing is … Continue reading "Another Morning Spin"
Read MoreMurky Morning Ride
Yesterday’s plan to visit the windmill at Brill was thwarted by thick fog. Though I did ride for a couple hours I went without a camera. Still foggy this morning (it would never clear) I had to deliver advent calendars to our two eldest granddaughters, who live in Abingdon. Not a very pleasant prospect as … Continue reading "Murky Morning Ride"
Read MoreMorning Spin
After heavy overnight rain I managed to get out for a couple of hours. First stop was by the Thames at Abingdon. From here it was onto Sunningwell where the lovely weeping willow caught my eye. As it just happened to be next to the village pond was a bonus. From Sunningwell it was out … Continue reading "Morning Spin"
Read MoreA New Quest
I’ve been thinking for quite a while now that I would like to investigate the river systems within my home county of Oxfordshire (Oxon for short). Having set out this morning with that in mind I first travelled to Abingdon. This is Abingdon Bridge, original construction completed in 1422, widened a number of times over … Continue reading "A New Quest"
Read MoreA Questing Photo
As its been a while since I last posted I thought I would just show an image taken during a recent visit to the north of the county.
Read MoreCollection of Rain
A Rural Collection of Collections
Today’s age related ride would take me via a circular route to Kencot, where I would endeavour to answer a local question required of my British Cycle Quest attempt. Whilst out I would keep an eye open for collection opportunities.
Read MoreMisty Quest
Questing Continues
Just a Ride
A Ride to the Blowing Stone
Due to the amount of rain we have had over the last week and that expected this afternoon today’s Quest to Otmoor (north of Oxford) had to be cancelled. Otmoor is a large, flat, low level area with a number of villages I have yet to visit, as the area floods easily I will go … Continue reading "A Ride to the Blowing Stone"
Read MoreA Ride Around the Vale Villages
Today was to be a non Questing day, the weather is supposed to be pretty grim tomorrow, so a morning riding locally was called for.
Read MoreIn Search of Another Well
Today’s task would be to ride to Binsey, a hamlet close to Oxford City centre and locate a Well I had noticed on my map of the area. Binsey would add to my County Quest List.
Read MoreTo The Maharajah’s Well
To continue with my county Quest I thought I would head up into the Chilterns, an area of the county I haven’t visited for a while. The Chilterns are a range of hills that bisect the South Eastern corner of the county. From Adwell I thought it would be a reasonably straight forward ride home, … Continue reading "To The Maharajah’s Well"
Read MoreA Trip to Buy Some Paint
Since moving into our bungalow in late April we have been slowly cleaning, tidying and decorating as well as tackling the overgrown garden. Today’s mission was to cycle to the outskirts of Oxford to a D.I.Y Store, here they stocked the brand and colour of paint we required for our lounge. Our local store in … Continue reading "A Trip to Buy Some Paint"
Read MoreThe Quest Continues
Had the chance of getting out for a decent ride today, so the plan was to head for the village of Ramsden located north west from home, a village I have never visited before.
Read MoreAn Answer to a Question
I was posed a question concerning my last post from the other side of the world, so the easiest way to answer it was to get out on the bike and take the following.
Read MoreVanishing Lines
Short trip out this morning to get an early qualifying photo.
Read MoreSloe Gin
I have wanted to make Sloe Gin for a number years, however, until now I have not been able to find sufficient Sloes growing well away from any roads.
Read MoreA Trip to Town
Now that we live in a village to the south of Abingdon, anything we need that is not stocked in the local shop means we have to travel to either Abingdon or Didcot. Today’s trip out was to Abingdon, as the weather dry though fresh I was able to a turn a six mile return … Continue reading "A Trip to Town"
Read MoreA Day in the Sun
With the recent good weather due to change in the near future today was selected for my third ride your age trip this month. As I’m still Questing the settlements within my home county of Oxfordshire I decided to head for a village I have never been to before, Fulbrook. Setting off in lovely clear … Continue reading "A Day in the Sun"
Read MoreA Return
Its now over a year since I last posted anything on this site, not really sure how that time disappeared. Since moving from Abingdon to the village of Drayton a couple of miles to the south, I’ve managed to get out a bit more in recent times. Apologises if the content is a bit sparse, … Continue reading "A Return"
Read MoreMID-WEEK QUEST
Wednesday 6th September Today’s plan to visit the town of Burford (located on the edge of the Cotswolds) were thwarted when I found the Charney Bassett to Buckland road was closed due to major roadworks. Not wishing to follow the recommended diversion onto the very busy A420, I chose to change plans and head for … Continue reading "MID-WEEK QUEST"
Read MoreQUICK CHALLENGE
Just had time to ride into town for some supplies before we went out. Trees and railings in Abingdon’s Southern Park. Civic flowers and railings at this riverside setting. Bike – Dawes Galaxy. Journey – Solo. Distance – 5 miles.
Read MoreLAST SATURDAY’S QUEST
Saturday 24th August. I must have had a senior moment as I’m sure I posted this ride last week, but sadly no. Today’s mission would take me to Chawley and then to a village I’ve never been to before North Hinksey. Harvesting is in full swing. Though not all crops are ready. Last house in … Continue reading "LAST SATURDAY’S QUEST"
Read MoreTWO TREES
Sunday 11th August, Thought it was about time I went out with the camera, I don’t seem to have posted anything for a few weeks. I took this photo of a willow tree outside of the School of Art in Sunningwell just before Christmas last year. This is the same tree now, though from a … Continue reading "TWO TREES"
Read MoreA ROMAN QUEST
Today’s plan was to visit the remains of a Roman villa in North Leigh. Having been to North Leigh on a number of occasions I’ve yet to see any signs for it. On my long day in the saddle a couple of weeks ago with Neale, I spied a sign close to the small village … Continue reading "A ROMAN QUEST"
Read MoreMonochrome – Straw
Yesterday’s trip out was a bit of a failure on the monthly challenge front, the photo’s I took were disappointing. Whilst out walking last evening I came across somewhere I thought might be worth visiting with bike and camera. Distance – 9 miles. Journey – Solo. Bike – Dawes Galaxy.
Read MoreOLDEN DAYS QUESTING
Many thanks for the comments regards out long ride last Saturday, my feet hurt a little for a couple days and felt pretty hungry and thirsty for an equal amount of time. Neale struggled for a couple days with stiff shoulder muscles but has fully recovered. Today I would take the roundabout route out through … Continue reading "OLDEN DAYS QUESTING"
Read MoreA LONG DAY IN THE SADDLE
Saturday 29th June. A few weeks ago I entered Neale and myself into a 200km Permanent Audax ride. The last time I rode this distance was 17 years ago to celebrate my 50th birthday, Neale has never ridden that far. As it turned it would be the hottest day of the year in the UK, … Continue reading "A LONG DAY IN THE SADDLE"
Read MoreMorning Spin
Bright and sunny day, heat tempered by the fresh Easterly breeze. The Sinodun Hills takes from Sires Hill, I will head up there later on the trip. Church tower and barn, North Moreton. Love the detail of the brickwork. Some of the donkeys at the Sanctuary, Brightwell – cum – Sotwell. Rather liked the marking … Continue reading "Morning Spin"
Read MoreA Wet Though Warm Quest
Tuesday 25th Managed to get away for a couple of hours leaving around 9:30 after heavy early morning rain. Heading to Stanford in the Vale, a large village some 14-15 miles away. Not generating too much power today. Today’s isolated road, this Park Lane near Stanford, recently re-surfaced this mean pouring molten tar on the … Continue reading "A Wet Though Warm Quest"
Read MoreQuick morning old / new spin
Managed to get out for an hour before attending a family gathering. The Dry Sandford bungalow on the left though modernised would have been built in the years following the Second World War. The one on the right is replacing one similar to the left one, that was demolished earlier this year. Distance – 14 … Continue reading "Quick morning old / new spin"
Read MoreLong Ride to the West
Friday 21st June. Managed to get out on the road for 9:00, arm warmers and gilet for the first 10 miles or so. The wind direction and strength dictated today’s Questing trip, moderate westerly. A little dismayed when I got to Buckland only to see this closure sign, that’s the way I need to go, … Continue reading "Long Ride to the West"
Read MoreA LADIES CYCLE RACE
The 2019 OVO Energy Women’s Tour of Britain started on Monday in Eat Anglia, today was Oxfordshire’s turn. The race containing most of the world’s top lady cyclist would pass about 5 miles from home, so obviously I had to go and see them. The weather has been really dreadfully since the end of last … Continue reading "A LADIES CYCLE RACE"
Read MoreIn Memory
Today is the 75th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, so I felt it appropriate to pay my respect at the war memorials in some of the surrounding villages. Quite sunny though cool enough for arm warmers and gilet. Memorial in Appleton commemorates 16 local men who fell in both World Wars. Bigger village, Cumnor, more … Continue reading "In Memory"
Read MoreA DAY QUESTING
With a big ride coming up at the end of the month I needed to get some decent miles in. Setting off around 9:00 it was bright and sunny but with a cool SW moderate wind. Out through familiar road to today’s first Quest location, Denchworth. This gateway would have permitted carriages to pass through … Continue reading "A DAY QUESTING"
Read Morea tale of two quests
Yesterday’s plan was to visit the small hamlet of Fyfield Wick, drizzle was forecast for the early afternoon, so I set mid morning just as the heavy rain began. Taking around about route I got to Appleton where the scene of the following two photo’s took my eye. Lovely iris’s in the village pond. Even … Continue reading "a tale of two quests"
Read MoreOut for a Quick Quest
Managed to get out for a couple of hours this morning, cool though sunny to start heavier cloud and spots of rain came in a the morning progressed. Saw this the other day while I was out though didn’t have my camera. Insect infestation of hedge, there was another section further up the same road. … Continue reading "Out for a Quick Quest"
Read MoreCounty Quest Restart
In July 2016 I started a Quest that involved visiting by bike every settlement, city, town, village and hamlet in my home county of Oxfordshire. These settlements total around 500, reviewing my details in early April of this year I found I visited just over 300 or around 60%. I hadn’t actually visited anywhere new … Continue reading "County Quest Restart"
Read MoreNOT POLAR VORTEX
Over night snow pretty much bought the southern counties of the UK to a standstill, schools and colleges closed, public transport reduced or non-existent. By early afternoon the snow had stopped here and a slight flaw had set in, so it was time to get out and take a couple of photo’s. Entrance to Abingdon … Continue reading "NOT POLAR VORTEX"
Read MorePRE – LUNCH RIDE
Though I’ve managed to get out on the bike every day since my last posting due to our garden project and grandparenting duties today was the first chance to get out with the camera. Sadly, I could only come up with one reasonable shot, taken on the outskirts of Shippon village. Weak winter sun through … Continue reading "PRE – LUNCH RIDE"
Read Morememorial ride
It was a year ago today that my father in law of more than 40 years passed away. In Doug’s memory, Neale our youngest son and I would ride in kilometres the number of years he was on this planet, 86. We would ride to places we knew he would of loved to have seen … Continue reading "memorial ride"
Read MoreTEST
I tried to post some of this on Friday but the system somehow rejected it, so will just post the photo’s. Distance – 10 miles Journey – Solo. Bike – Dawes Galaxy.
Read MoreCLOUDY RIDE
The sun was shining through broken cloud up until the time I managed to get out shortly before noon, by that time the sun had disappeared. Looking south the sun would be at its highest about now. Leaving this point I rode into heavier cloud that was leaking. Snowdrops, first of the winter for me. … Continue reading "CLOUDY RIDE"
Read MoreFINAL POST OF THE YEAR?
The overnight fog had lifted by first light, though that wasn’t very early as it turned out to be a heavy cloud day all day, currently around just eight hours of daylight. Not sure if this will be my last posting of the year, if so best wishes to all for the coming season. Managed … Continue reading "FINAL POST OF THE YEAR?"
Read MoreWALLS OLD AND NEW
Cool start to the day some sunny spells, managed to get for a pleasant ride in the sun. This dry stone wall has sadly seen better days. Wall of straw near Sunningwell. Extension to this house next to Abingdon Marina. Distance – 19 miles. Journey – Solo. Bike – Tifosi Classico.
Read MoreUnexpectedly a Solstice to Photo
In our little part of the world the forecast was for heavy cloud and light winds all day. Surprisingly after our visitor left at midday the clouds slowly began to clear, at 15:30 it was time to pop out with the camera. Not sure if I’m too late to qualify? View west across the Abingdon’s … Continue reading "Unexpectedly a Solstice to Photo"
Read MoreQuick Ride Around
Just had time for a quick outing before family arrive for the day. Still dull and grey no solstice shots again. Arch to the side of St. Helen’s Church. Private dwelling’s garden wall. Distance – 7 miles. Journey – Solo. Bike – Dawes Galaxy.
Read MoreCHRISTMAS MORNING SPIN
Sadly the weather did not permit a Solstice trip this morning, so the following are e few grey day shots of a very quiet Abingdon. A few dog walkers, a couple out rowing and a paddle boarder, and very few vehicles. Seasons wishes to all. Distance – 6 miles. Journey – Solo. Bike – Dawes … Continue reading "CHRISTMAS MORNING SPIN"
Read MoreOUT AFTER THE RAIN
More overnight and into the early daylight hours, then bright and sunny as some of the following will show. Having run out of wood screws for the latest project I’m working on and needing some wood stain as well, I took a somewhat scenic route to the relevant shops. Exposed timbers on this house in … Continue reading "OUT AFTER THE RAIN"
Read Moreout before the rain starts
Heavy rain was forecast for early this afternoon, so having a couple of errands to run I managed to get out in what turned out to be a very strong Southerly wind. This weather beaten wall in Milton village has slowly deteriorated over the last few years. From Milton it was through Sutton Courtenay to … Continue reading "out before the rain starts"
Read Morein search of an unusual wall
After a visit from our eldest son and one of his girls, I was able to get for an hour or so. It has taken me more than a little while to remember where I had seen the following. This thatched top garden wall is to be found in the village of Appleford, a few … Continue reading "in search of an unusual wall"
Read MoreVarious Walls and a Lucky Escape
Many thanks for all of the positive comments on my previous postings, much appreciated. It was very mild with sunshine and showers and a fresh SW wind when I set out on a morning ride. Bit of a cheat this one, I took this yesterday when I had to collect a few items from our … Continue reading "Various Walls and a Lucky Escape"
Read MoreAnimals and Art
Managed to get out for a short spin this morning, chilly NE wind. This flock “enjoying” a field of turnips, between Kennington and Sunningwell. Members of Sunningwell School of Art kindly hung these gaudy items from their hacked about willow tree. Contrasting colours showed up well. Close by these four attracted my attention. Back to … Continue reading "Animals and Art"
Read MoreA Return to Posting
Its been a few weeks since I last posted something, so thought it was high I did so again. The plan was for Neale, our youngest son and myself to ride out into the moderate N Easterly breeze to a village in the North Oxfordshire countryside that neither of us had ever been to before, … Continue reading "A Return to Posting"
Read MoreCycle Days #19 of 75 – Season’s Change
What a difference a week makes, last week I rode / coasted down the Gorge De La Nesque, temps in the mid 20s C. Today’s ride took place in damp cool conditions temps barely into double digits C. Last week bib shorts and short sleeve jersey, this week long sleeve tops, lightweight gloves and knee … Continue reading "Cycle Days #19 of 75 – Season’s Change"
Read MoreCYCLE DAYS #18 of 75 – A Rare Occurrence
Having a few errands to run this morning sadly by car. I noticed in one of the local villages something I don’t I have ever seen before. Despite the gale force South Westerly winds that are currently battering the country I popped for a while this afternoon to record what I had seen on camera. … Continue reading "CYCLE DAYS #18 of 75 – A Rare Occurrence"
Read MoreCycle Days #8 to #17 of 75 – A Trip to France
6th September – 16th September The plan was to cycle on Thursday afternoon to Milton Keynes and stay overnight in the accommodation I had pre-booked. The following morning I would board the transportation that would hopefully whisk to Orange, France. From Orange I would cycle to Montbrun – les – Bains, spending a week cycling … Continue reading "Cycle Days #8 to #17 of 75 – A Trip to France"
Read MoreCycle Day #7 of 75 – Plus a few Signs
Lovely warm sunny day with light winds. This bronze of a race horse in West Lockginge is very impressive. As are the former tied cottages of the Estate workers. Proof that we do have round bales, this on the outskirts of Letcombe Bassett. Looking out over the Oxfordshire countryside from the top of the 10% … Continue reading "Cycle Day #7 of 75 – Plus a few Signs"
Read MoreCycle Day #6 of 75
Cool start after some overnight rain, gilet and arm warmers. Heading out to the west, I came to Kingston Bagpuize. This is the main road into the village and will be closed for 5 weeks for the installation of a 300mm gas main. The traffic is diverted through the minor roads and surrounding villages causing … Continue reading "Cycle Day #6 of 75"
Read MoreCycle Day #5 of 75 – Another Short One
Needed to visit the Lottie (allotment) again today to check for any damage after yesterdays heavy rain and strong winds that came in during the afternoon. Once again I would take a ‘scenic’ route, so first off it was out to Drayton. East door Drayton parish church. Entrance gate to church/ churchyard, the brass plaque … Continue reading "Cycle Day #5 of 75 – Another Short One"
Read MoreCycle Day #4 of 75 – Before the Rain – Or so I hoped
Heavy rain was forecast from around 11:00 onwards, with a couple of errands to do I set off just after 9:30. Sadly it started to rain as I left. These cygnets were heading upstream, towards town, I was headed the other way. This is Peep O’Day Lane an off road route out of town. Heading … Continue reading "Cycle Day #4 of 75 – Before the Rain – Or so I hoped"
Read MoreCycle Day #3 of 75 – A No Theme Ride
Today started off in a dull and damp way, the drizzle was not forecast though not heavy. Setting off around 9:30 it was out into the villages to the west of town. After around 12 miles I arrive in Charney Bassett, the church below is somewhat austere and not attractive at all. This bridge crosses … Continue reading "Cycle Day #3 of 75 – A No Theme Ride"
Read MoreDay #2 of 75 – Just a short one
Today’s mission was to visit our allotments and cut the grass paths. Due to the recent hot weather and the more recent rains the grass had got somewhat out of hand, the photo only show around a quarter of the area we use. Took around two and a half, time well spent. Journey – solo … Continue reading "Day #2 of 75 – Just a short one"
Read MoreCycle Day #1 of 75
Having discovered Suzanne’s Days Challenge I’ve set myself the task of completing and recording 75 journeys by years end. Today was day one of my Quest. St Helen’s Church Dry Sandford. Wikipedia tells me that this church was built in 1855 in the Gothic Revivalist style. Distance – 23 miles Journey – Solo Bike – … Continue reading "Cycle Day #1 of 75"
Read MoreLiquid – a little challenge
As I live less than half a mile from the banks of the River Thames, doing a ride to include a liquid is not going to be too difficult. Wishing to make the ride longer, I head out on a loop through the villages and hamlets around my home town of Abingdon -on- Thames. Cool … Continue reading "Liquid – a little challenge"
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