The steps are where the Thames Path leads up towards Abingdon. If you were a long distance walker would you go up, or carry on to the next place?

The rutted road to the Marina Park has been resurfaced. The last stretch is now concrete, with a few hollywood style footprints – not intentional.

There are some good views down there, especially if you like electricity pylons – some fine examples!!!

Abingdon Marina are to increase the number of moorings from 100 to 120 by adding some extra floating pontoons.

Pictures taken a few weeks apart. The view is of of the corner of 35 Ock Street (the Church in Abingdon’s open house), Abingdon Baptist Church and carpark, and the corner of Richard Coxeter Ltd. Coxeter is a well established name in the annals of Abingdon retailing. Richard Coxeter sells curtains and carpets and soft furnishing.

The trouble with the town end of Caldecott Road is there is no pavement one side. People come out of Saint Amand, Turberville, or any side street and have to cross the road. To warn drivers there are warning signs: both the one shown, and one with running children.

Times have changed. Mobility scooters are commonplace. They often drive down the wrong side of the street.

Would this be more appropriate?