About This Book
A richly illustrated travelogue that follows the river’s course from rural meadows through market towns, abbeys, locks and regattas to the metropolitan reaches, combining lyrical landscape description with practical observations of boating, gardens and riverside life. Each chapter profiles local architecture, historic sites, bridges and river customs, with attention to horticulture, lock-keeping, inns and leisure pursuits, and a final sequence examining the river’s relationship to the capital and national identity.
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