We are now back on the Thames after a wet grey trip down the last few miles of the River Wey- a very somber wey to leave the river which has been a most enjoyable trip and well worth the effort to visit it - thank you National Trust. We are now moored back on the Thames below Shepperton Lock on the free 24 hour moorings on the Weybridge side. We stopped here for lunch before starting our visit.
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| Our mooring for Thursday was the meadow below Triggs Lock |
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| Anne giving me a cheerio wave as I take the Thames Path ferry across the river to Shepperton |
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| Send church which is some distance from the town |
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| A dragonfly which had landed on the Buckby can |
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| This canoeist decided to come down the lock with us - it concentrated the mind somewhat |
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| When we came upstream we didn't appreciate how huge Coxes Mill was. |
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| Its another and the last for the wey |
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| These two canoeists had followed us for a while and then asked at Town Lock where is the Wey. It comes in from the right under the very ornate bridge. That's the wey we need to go to complete our circular route back to where we started. |
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| Another sculpture I think of a heron-of which there are many on the river |
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| Another nice river launch |
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| Desborough Island Sailing club in action today |
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| I think these are called slipper launches |
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| Piggy back riders |
