Monday 2 November 2015

An Autumn Walk Along the Thames

Last week we went for a walk along the Thames to make the most of the mild weather and the gorgeous autumn colours. It was quite a dark, cloudy afternoon, but the river was so peaceful! And the trees so beautiful!

We started with a return visit to Guards Club Island (a tiny island in the Thames which I explored back in sunny September). It's amazing the difference a few weeks can make to the look of a place...

 
 

Then we headed to Boulter's Lock but instead of visiting the Lock itself and Ray Mill Island, we walked up river...

 

 Autumn trees + water = magic!


We passed lots of people out walking their dogs along the riverside, and saw lots of ducks who optimistically swam towards us in the hopes that we came bearing food (sorry, ducks!).

 

We also saw a couple of swans: bright dots of white in the autumn gloom.


All in all, an A+ way to spend the afternoon!

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you for capturing such a beautiful walk.

gloria said...

Beautiful pictures, Laura! Definetely, Fall is a very charming season . My eyes are full of warm reds and yellows and it is good for my mind and also my soul!
hugs, gloria

kansasgirl1 said...

What a beautiful view for your walk!

Bugs and Fishes said...

Thanks for the comments, everyone! I'm thrilled to have captured a teeny bit of how magical this walk was - "good for my mind and also my soul" is exactly right! xx

Gianna said...

It's so gorgeous! Did you take those charming pictures? You are the best!@

Bugs and Fishes said...

I did! Thank you :)