near to Shepperton, Surrey, England
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Shepperton: Dockett Eddy Lane
by Nigel Cox
Dockett Eddy is an area on the other side of the River Thames at the end of the green tunnel in the distance. Dockett is spelt Docket on the road name plate, and both ways on the local council (Spelthorne)'s website.
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Clustered Bellflower, Chertsey Meads
There were a few plants scattered hereabouts. Supposedly found on calcareous soils, this seems an unlikely habitat. It could be that the silts brought down by the Thames and Wey river and deposited here carried a proportion of chalk from... (more)
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View across the Thames to Chertsey Meads
by David Martin
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Mead Farm by Chertsey Road
by David Howard
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Thames riverboats
by Alan Hunt
An assortment of riverboats moored along the towpath between Chertsey and Shepperton
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House on the banks of the Thames
by steve
This was taken from the Thames Path mid way between Chertsey and Shepperton locks
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Direction Sign - Signpost beside Chertsey Road, Shepperton
by T J Brown
Located on the southwest side of the junction of the B375 Chertsey Road and Dockett Eddy Lane. In the former Shepperton parish. 1 arm and onion finial. Manufacturer’s mark HERRING & SON, CHERTSEY. Refurbished in 2024.
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The River Thames by Dockett Eddy
by Mike Quinn
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Chertsey Road (B375)
by JThomas
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Stormy morning on the Thames
by David Martin
The previous night had seen widespread gales and travel disruption: the river is tranquil but there are still some threatening clouds racing across the sky.
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The Thames Path National Trail near Chertsey Meads
by Dave Kelly
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River Thames, Chertsey Meads
by Len Williams
This panorama of the River Thames is upstream of Shepperton, which would be to the left of the picture while Chertsey is on the right. Beyond the houses on the opposite bank is a bird sanctuary, Chertsey Meads.
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