Rosemary’s guidebook
The local area
Chapel Row is a small Hamlet within the Parish of Bucklebury. The parish is said to have more footpaths than any other parish in England, so it is a great place for walks and bike riding. We are lucky to have man(y at least 6 ) well know picturesque Pubs that also serve excellent food, some within walking distance/biking distance. Tennis and Horse Riding are available locally, plus an excellent coffee shop. There are two village shops and post office. Attractive Churches and last but not least The Duchess of Cambridge (Katherine Middleton) was born and spent her childhood here.
Chapel Row
Chapel Row is a small Hamlet within the Parish of Bucklebury. The parish is said to have more footpaths than any other parish in England, so it is a great place for walks and bike riding. We are lucky to have man(y at least 6 ) well know picturesque Pubs that also serve excellent food, some within walking distance/biking distance. Tennis and Horse Riding are available locally, plus an excellent coffee shop. There are two village shops and post office. Attractive Churches and last but not least The Duchess of Cambridge (Katherine Middleton) was born and spent her childhood here.
Thatcham is about a 8minues drive. It is a small Town which can caterer for all you domestic shopping needs. Good butcher, two supermarkets: Waitrose and The Co-op, chemist, book shop, Post Office etc. Also a local market on Wednesdays.
Thatcham
Thatcham is about a 8minues drive. It is a small Town which can caterer for all you domestic shopping needs. Good butcher, two supermarkets: Waitrose and The Co-op, chemist, book shop, Post Office etc. Also a local market on Wednesdays.
Further along the Thames
Two ancient riverside villages separated by a river and joined by a bridge. Since Victorian times, Goring & Streatley has always been a popular holiday destination. Nowadays, visitors come to enjoy its renowned hospitality, the scenery and local attractions. Two very attractive villages with lovely walks along the river.
Goring & Streatley station
Two ancient riverside villages separated by a river and joined by a bridge. Since Victorian times, Goring & Streatley has always been a popular holiday destination. Nowadays, visitors come to enjoy its renowned hospitality, the scenery and local attractions. Two very attractive villages with lovely walks along the river.