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Canoeing from Henley to Windsor

August 6, 2018by Thidara Udomritkul Leave a comment

There is no greater way to escape the hustle and bustle of London life, than with a 24 mile canoe trip down the River Thames. Henley Canoe Hire provide everything you […]

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Kayaking 24 miles from Henley to Windsor with @henleycanoes! Hidden churches, abundant birdlife, wild swimming and picturesque rural villages. New blog post on how to arrange a weekend of canoeing to escape city life 🛶. #Canoe #Thames #Henley #Windsor #kayaking #weekendwonders #rewildyoursummer

Smoky, sweet and a touch of heat! Our 5th Gousto meal was pork, pineapple and red onion tacos 🌮. Tangy pineapple purée, paprika smoked pork and crisp ice gem lettuce encased in a warm tortilla with a spread of herby mayonnaise. My #TenToTable took a bit longer at 17 minutes but for a great dinner 🍴. @goustocooking

Kayaking through London gave a new perspective on the city I know and love. Houseboats and bird life juxtaposed against expensive river-view apartments. Kayaking with @moocanoes was great! 🚣‍♀️

Blown away by how beautiful cycling the Isle of Wight is. White cliffs, sandy beaches, wetlands, forested trails and cobbled street villages. The island is geared for cyclists with 'Round the Island' signposts at every junction. The only down side: A LOT of hills #visitisleofwight #cycling

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