Eton Wick
Berkshire. Mon 14 Jan 2019
I caught a bus to Old Windsor which goes through Englefield Green,
past the cemetery
and the green
We then were driven to Eton Wick, parkin gby the Greyhoud pub - whicj
was these figures on its roof
We walked down a lane and then turned off on a footpath beside a ditch
across Eton Great Common
I think this was a watering place for cattle, though there were none
in sight
The path goes under the A322 (The Royal Windsor Way)
where there was some graffiti
and junk
Further on there was a lifebelt
Brunel's great viaduct, built for broad gauge, built between 1861-5
is one of the longest viaducts in the UK
The line is a branch from Slough to Windsor and runs into Windsor
and Eton Central station (also by Brunel)
Bridge over Eton Wick Road
One of the posts marking the National Cycle Network
Graffiti on the viaduct and Windsor Castle. Helch is apparently a"word
used to show disgust to peas and landmarks"
steps up to the A322
and the A322 bridge across a backwater of the River Thames
The brdige carries the Thames path across the backwater
Looking roughy north across South Field
Bicycle at Athens, an Eton College bathing place on the THames
Bathing Regulations At Athens
and a memorial there
The Walk goes up to the Greyhound Pub
Coming back on the bus - Englefield Green
and I walked back along Richmond Road, Staines
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