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Follow the iconic river on #ThamesPath @NationalTrails. 185.2 miles of history, wildlife, villages, towns, cities and beautiful countryside from source to sea.
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Joined February 2016
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#OTD 1996 the Thames Path National Trail officially opened at the Thames Barrier in Greenwich. Since then thousands of people follow the National Trail's acorn icon on wooden and metal fingerposts along the 185.2 mile route from the source of the River Thames to the sea in London. Acorn-shaped batons made from two oak fingerposts featured in the Thames Path Relay #thamespath30
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ALT Acorn Baton resting at The Maybush, Newbridge. 30th anniversary logo designed by Rosalie Bloy was laser-etched by John at Advanced Engineering.
ALT One of the oak fingerposts used to make Acorn Batons for the Relay. This one near Ashton Keynes was in the ground for more than 20 years.
ALT Roger Baker, who designed the Acorn Baton, carrying it in his rucksack on the last leg of the Thames Path Relay
ALT Harry, the wood-turner from Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, making an Acorn Baton from the oak fingerpost.
Early-bird paddlers and walkers saw this amazing dawn sky today - first full day of Autumn.
🙏 @patlinberg on the bridge at Teddington Lock, your photos are so beautiful 😍
@fionacreynolds @PeterFinch12067
Wonderful colours and cloud formation over the River Thames at sunrise. 24.09.2026 @LBRUT @Visit_Richmond1 @TW11Harbour @Tidal_Thames95 @SallyWeather @itvweather @Teddington_Town @TeddingtonNub @ThePhotoHour @VisitThamesCoUk @ThamesPathNT @SurreyLife
'Stay Away from the Edge' good advice for everyone enjoying Freshers' Weeks in the university cities and towns along the River Thames. Enjoy the Thames Path and riverside walks safely.
#DontDrinkAndDrown
@Visit_Richmond1 @visitrdg @OxTweets
Every year, the equivalent of a university seminar group loses their lives to accidental drowning where alcohol or drug use is suspected.
This Freshers' Week, we're encouraging young people to look after their mates around water. 💙.
#DontDrinkAndDrown
ALT A person walking along a canal path next to water. The image includes text: "One step too close is all it takes after a few drinks." A message bubble states, "Message when you're ready to leave." The Royal Life Saving Society UK logo is at the bottom.
ALT A canal runs between buildings and trees. Text over the image warns about accidental drowning related to alcohol or drugs. A small graphic of a taxi mentions a 12‑minute arrival time.
ALT A canal boat floats along a narrow waterway lined with a grassy path and trees. A circular logo from the Royal Life Saving Society UK with the text "Don't Drink & Drown" and "#BEAMATE" is displayed. The message on the image reads, "When someone's getting too close to the edge #BeAMate.
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Thames Path National Trail with poet Robert Seatter reading from his new book RIVER, and Wendy Tobitt, chair of the Thames Path Partnership, on 14 Oct in Oxford. Event organised by @RiverThames No booking required #thamespath30 #poetry
This will be an inspirational evening @ChiswickPier for everyone who loves the River Thames
@RiverThames @ClareDelmar @TW11Harbour @Thames21
📓✍️ Join us at The Pier House on Tuesday 29th September at 7pm for an evening with artist and designer Charles Leon talking about Sketching the Thames Path. Perfect for anyone who feels inspired by the Thames Path! 🌊🎨
🎟️ Tickets £5 (CPT members free)
👉 buytickets.at/chiswickpiertr…
15th September 1940 saw one of the worst Blitz bombing nights in London in the Battle of Britain. These air raids had a devastating effect on London. They are now commemorated in the bronze sculpture: the Battle of Britain Monument on Victoria Embankment, on the Thames Path National Trail in Westminster 1/2 🧵
The Battle of Britain took place between July and October 1940. 'The Few' who flew the Spitfires and Hurricanes came from Commonwealth nations and occupied European countries. They were supported by vast numbers of engineers, ammunition workers, observers, anti-aircraft gunners, searchlight operators, and Women's Auxiliary Airforce plotters. All of them can be seen, and touched, in the dramatic Battle of Britain Monument created by sculptor Paul Day. #BattleofBritainDay @I_W_M
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The latest Tideway public space at King Edward Memorial Park is now open. Having visited all the others, IMO it's the best. It provided a great viewing platform to watch the Great River Race yesterday
greatriverrace.org.uk #ThamesPath30 #greatriverrace #Thames
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The final 2 DLS have arrived. Tom Tit and Feldalma 2. This brings the total to 22 Dunkirk Little Ships in attendance for this weekends Classic Boat Festival @StKatsMarina. Open to the public Sat/Sun and free so please come and say hello. #classicboatfestival26
The Bazalgette Embankment on north bank of the River Thames at Blackfriars is a great viewing point for the Great River Race this afternoon when hundreds of boats will be rowed 21.6 miles upstream from Millwall, start at 12.45pm, to Richmond. greatriverrace.org.uk/
#thamespath30 #greatriverrace #riverthames
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🎉🚣🚣♀️🚣♂️Come and watch the Great River Race from Chiswick Pier this Saturday ⭐️ 12th September ⭐️ Great views of hundreds of fancy-dressed crews rowing their boats along the Thames from Docklands to Richmond. Refreshments on sale from 1.30pm - boats will be passing from 2.30pm 🌊
Dappled sunlight on dappled tree bark of a London Plane tree at Strand-on-the-Green alongside the River Thames in west London for today's #Dappled #DailyPictureTheme
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Thursday 10 September
Today’s Daily Picture Theme is ‘Dappled'
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Tomorrow’s theme will be ‘Edge'
#DailyPictureTheme
The light makes the for a dappled appearance!
New Poems for the River Thames: From Source to Sea - A Reading by Robert Seatter at Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare, Hampton Ct Rd, Hampton TW12 2EJ on 19 Sept 7pm to 8pm, including a poem to Shakespeare written for the event. Book a free ticket garrickstemple.org.uk/events…
🌊 Join Thames21 on the Thames foreshore for a hands-on river citizen science litter survey!
📅 Fri 11 Sept | ⏰ 9.30–11am
🧤 Gather vital data and help build the evidence needed to lobby for action on plastic pollution. Register here: book.plinth.org.uk/e/pxzoD1D…
Dappled sunlight on the dappled bark of this superb London Plane tree at Strand-on-the-Green for #ThickTrunkTuesday One of several majestic London Planes along the Thames Path casting welcome shade and fascinating shadows. #trees #london @TiCLme
Bright sunshine on Sunday morning cast interesting shadows across the Bazalgette Embankment at Blackfriars where the Thames Path meanders through the ferns and Michaelmas daisies past the Stages through to exhibition space where...1/2
2/2 ...@ThamesFestTrust displays of Thames Path at 30, Thames Lens, Thames from Above, and @TidewayLondon create a superb gallery of photographs of the River Thames and the ways people connect with the river.
#totallythames #thamespath30
Zero-longitude as the Prime Meridian passes on an angle between two metal rails, bottom left to mid-right (on the pier), either side of the #angular National Cycle Route Millennium Post 1 on the Thames Path at Greenwich. @DailyPicTheme2 #thamespath30
Monday 7 September
Today’s Daily Picture Theme is ‘Angular'
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Tomorrow’s theme will be ‘Backstreets'
#DailyPictureTheme
Quite an angular sculpture in Seattle!
Dramatic Dahlias in the garden of River Thames Lock-keeper Curtis. DYK they're Agatha Christie's favourite flower! Fascinating history of these fabulous flowers that originated in the wilds of the mountains of Mexico, where they are the national flower, cultivated in Europe during C18th 🔽
nationaltrust.org.uk/discove…
Black, red and green vibe in the #Fruits theme of #wildflowerhour Blackberries (ripe and yet to ripen), glossy common buckthorn berries, fruits of wild hops, and scarlet haws from the ever-present May trees on the Thames Path at Clifton. @wildflower_hour
Take a Sunday stroll from beautiful Clifton Hampden in late summer sunshine. Tune in to 'Wild Swimming with Kate Bush' poem written and read by Robert Seatter, poet-in-residence for the Thames Path 30th anniversary #thamespath30 visitthames.co.uk/ideas-insp…
@OxTweets @ExperienceOx
