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Walks along River Thames: Reading's suburbs from Caversham to Earleycontinue upstream continue downstream |
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| Approaching Reading from the West, the first impression of Reading are lofty riverside homes of Caversham, and Swans near Caversham Bridge. | ||
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| From Caversham Bridge to Reading Bridge, the Thames passes the Northern outskirts of Reading. From Reading Bridge it is a three minutes walk to the train station, and off to London in 30 minutes. | ||
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East of Reading it is decision time: Follow the Kennet & Avon canal to Newbury, Bath and Bristol, or follow the Thames downstream towards London |
A paddle boats is overtaking us on the river.
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The Thames path passes the Thames Valley industrial park in Earley. Offices of Oracle, one of Reading's largest employers, overlook the meadow by the river. |
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