The Meadows Chester The Meadows (aka Earls Eye) on the south side of the River Dee in Chester is an area of open heath-like ground popular with dog walkers, horse
Swans in Britain Swans are a fairly common bird on the lakes, canals, and rivers of Britain and are a protected species. Swans, of the genus Cygnus, are related to
Boat Trips on the River Dee in Chester Summer in England is never more fun than when messing about on boats. Why not try one of the several boat trips on
River Dee Chester, Cheshire The River Dee flows through the town of Chester in the north west of England. The river is approximately 110 km long and forms part of
Bath Weirs, River Avon, Bath, Somerset A weir is a small overflow dam which changes the flow characteristics of a river. There are a number of Bath weirs in and around the
Bath Boating Station The Bath Boating Station (see below) is located along a navigable section of the River Avon. Visitors can rent wooden boats which they can then propel upstream
Tower Bridge, London History | Access | London A-Z Tower Bridge is a combined draw bridge and suspension bridge in London over the River Thames. The draw bridge is operated
Bristol Harbour, Bristol, South West England Bristol grew as a port city from the 13th century on the tidal reaches of the River Avon. From the 16th century after the
Exe Valley, Devon The lower Exe Valley between Exeter and the pretty village of Topsham is a gentle descent to the Exe Estuary and the towns of Starcross on the
River Dart At Totnes The River Dart is one of England’s loveliest rivers. Meandering down from Dartmoor to the sea at Dartmouth, the river gives its name to many places
