The Didcot Thong Rangers came through town pulling a black truck. They were on a 16.3 miles trek around Abingdon, and villages, collecting money for breast cancer research.

The windows of Fellows Court are reflected at Saint Helens Wharf, as is the full moon. The River Thames is also full.

The Mayor can be seen here cutting the tape for a new exhibition at Abingdon County Hall Museum.

The exhibition comprises the paintings of Bill Pike, pictured here with his paintings and the Mayor.

The other part of the exhibition has black and white photographs of the River Thames by Henry Taunt. Not a ripple to be seen back in those days.

Here Elizabeth Drury, Abingdon historian, photographer and co-author of the book ‘Abingdon Past and Present’, talks to Graham Diprose, photographer and co-author of the book ‘The River Thames Revisited – in the Footsteps of Henry Taunt’. Both books show photographs comparing past and present.

One of Henry Taunt’s modern day relatives was there at the opening. He has a boat on the Thames, moored in Abingdon.

Three pictures from my better half, who is doing an Art Foundation Course at Abingdon and Witney College…

The swan is drifting away…

One thing the tutor told the students was that when taking photographs they should look for the light. There is not so much around these November days.