Staines to Runnymede walk
Staines & Runnymede, Surrey. Thu 26 Dec 2019
The Hythe from Staines Bridge
Church Island
The river was high and flowsing too fast for any boats to be moving.
We were worried the towpath might be
flooded, but it wasn't, though muddy in places, including by the water
works
A small inlet at Egham
Wraysbury Hall, Ferry Lane,
The lock house at Bell Weir
with a quote from Magna Carta. Many believe this was actually signed
at Staines
The water intake for Staines reservoirs
There are some varied riverside houses
including some very ugly examples
and a charming gate - Nido De Amor - Love Nest
Rosehearty gets a little more dilapidated every year
Bell Weir Boats
At some point riverside properties appropriated the side of the towpath
where they have moorings
Wraysbury Skiff and Punting Club - now also home to Dragon boats
It started to rain and we were early, so we went inside the Runnymede
Cafe
And our walk ended here as it was pouring with rain and we got a lift to
the Bells of Ouzeley for a very large lunch.
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