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hilofoz: Lock chaos at Mapledurham lock
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hilofoz: Argy bargy (literally) at Mapledurham Lock
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hilofoz: Willow on the shallow moorings
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hilofoz: Bailey Caravan convention on Mapledurham field
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hilofoz: Landing under the trees
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hilofoz: Mapledurham weir
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hilofoz: The trip boat landing, would had our mooring been like this
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hilofoz: Gates opening at Mapledurham
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hilofoz: Good place to hide the murder weapon
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hilofoz: The Fisher King Midsomer Murders episode was filmed around here
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hilofoz: Of course, someone ended up in the weir in Midsomer Murders
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hilofoz: The mill wheel, still in operation
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hilofoz: The mill buildings. On the left shed is information concerning the amount of power put out by the mill
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hilofoz: Stone and Brick building of St Margaret’s Church
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hilofoz: The aisle in this beautiful and tasteful church. Blount’s tombs are on the right
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hilofoz: Altar and fine tiled floor, St Margaret’s Church
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hilofoz: The Bardolf Aisle and funeral chapel with the coat of arms
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hilofoz: The Norman font
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hilofoz: The Eagle Has Landed was based around here
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hilofoz: Most of this church building dates from the 14th and 15th centuries with some 19th century additions
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hilofoz: Mapledurham watermill and mill races. The right hand green roof shelters the archemedes screw
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hilofoz: Elizabethan Mapledurham House with fine diaperwork chimneys
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hilofoz: View of St Margaret’s Church over the hedge, with the 13th century annexe clearly seen
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hilofoz: Mapledurham Great House, Cottages and Stables
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hilofoz: Mapledurham driveway and estate
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hilofoz: Walking through the front lawn to the great house
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hilofoz: One of the spruces gracing the lawn in front of the great house
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hilofoz: North wing of the Great House and the magnificent cedar of Lebanon, around 200 years old
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hilofoz: Statue on Mapledurham lawn that could well represent old Father Thames
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hilofoz: Statue surrounded by topiary