Ox-eye daises stretch from Rye Farm all the way to where Swift Ditch leaves the Thames.

Also in abundance alongside the farm road are mallows, and poppies.

A mound of mallow and cow parsley hides Kingfisher Barn.

But there is no escaping the daisies.

This could well be the final fete at Dunmore Infant School. Dunmore Infants are to merge with Dunmore Junior and become Dunmore Primary School for 3-11 year olds.

This picture is taken from the new housing development called ‘The Riverside Collection’ and shows the future position of a footbridge to Abbey Meadow.

This model is pictured on a bill-board near the Barrett Homes marketing suite. The Vale council planning control committee will meet in a couple of week to discuss the real bridge design.

The design will incorporate motifs from the Abingdon Sword.

Neave Mews has a central sculpture. It is called the Abingdon A and is designed by Bews and Gorvin. At night you may only see the inner-A.

Nearby on the brewery development this piece, called Barrel, was created by Walter Jack in 2002.