Views round Nags Head Island, Abingdon, Oxfordshire

Views from Nags Head Island
Thanks to Spike for this wonderful sunny view from a kayak taken a day or two ago. You can just see Nags Head Island on the left.

Getting this picture gave me the excuse to use a few more pictures of Abingdon-on-Thames taken over the weekend. They are views round Nags Head Island.
Views from Nags Head Island
Abingdon Boat Centre / Kingcraft Chandlery and Quayside Services.
Views from Nags Head Island
The further end of the island with the striking Red Dragon boat, and the even more striking spire of St Helen’s Church.
Views from Nags Head Island
Looking over the River Thames towards the cricket field, with some frosty trees in the foreground.
Views from Nags Head Island
The Old Gaol – old buildings.
Views from Nags Head Island
Old Gaol – new buildings.
Views from Nags Head Island
And a swan coming to see if I have any food.
Views from Nags Head Island
I must not forget that there is also a pub – called the Nags Head – for sale – over the bridge, on the other half of the island.

5 thoughts on “Views round Nags Head Island, Abingdon, Oxfordshire

  1. Cassandra

    What stunning photographs and they show off the absolute beauty of Abingdon. They should be used in one of the brochures which are produced to advertise the town. Thank you for putting them on here.

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  2. Cassandra

    Having said the above, I have just looked through and seen the picture of the flats next to the Old Goal. Those poor people in East St Helen’s Street – fancy having that monstronsity looming over your garden wall. What price privacy?

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  3. Tony

    2:30 am here in Oregon as we work through a winter storm and these photos lift my flagging spirits….the swan gliding towards you is especially appreaciated

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  4. Richard Gottfried

    I hope someone buys the Nags Head pub. It’s such a shame to see it sitting unused considering both its location and the history of it!

    I used to love fishing in Abingdon. A prime spot was exactle where you took the last photo above 🙂 Great memories.

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