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Private hire for parties or groups to public river cruises departing from the riverside inn. |
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Both fisheries are beautifully landscaped and peaceful and offer a superb range of fishing and other facilities…….. |
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Un altered since the 15th-16th century suggesting its of a late Saxon origin…….. |
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Information on all local amenities. From shops to cash points etc……... |
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Great day out for the family. You can go and visit 260 species of animals in 160 acres of landscaped gardens………... |
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18th Century Ha’penny bridge. |
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Roman Villa Chedworth 1700 yr old stately home. |
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Cotswold Water parks A selection of lakes an activities in the Cotswolds |
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A grade 1 Listed Tudor farmhouse adjacent to the River Thames, was built in 1570…. |
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Cotswold website Information about what's in and around the Cotswold's. |
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Local traditional family butcher and greengrocer |
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Lechlade on Thames website Information on what to do and see in and around Lechlade. |
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The worlds only swimming holiday operator |
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Park End Wharf |
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At the edge of the Cotswold's over looking the River Thames. |
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General Enquiries (01367) 250013 / 252229 Antiques(01367)252832 Jim Dickson B&B 07884494786 or (01367)252229 Marina 07761003828 David Meeks Boat Hire (01367)253599
E-mail: tlloyd.terri@virgin.net
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To contact us: |
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Local Information & Attractions |
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Building you see now was completed in 1476 but there is evidence of a previous church before that……..
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Where the river joins the Thames severn canal the round house was built to accommodate the lock keepers…... |
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Public boat trips on the river Thames departing from the riverside park |
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Sitting and watching over all the activities occurring at St johns lock sits old father Thames carved from stone. |
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Situated behind the church leading to St johns Lock. Inspired the poet Shelly to write his famous stanzas in 1815……. |
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The house is a dignified example of the late eighteenth-century taste for Italianate country houses………….. |
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Its natural habitat is on calm lakes, rivers, canals and seas. |