Goring Lock to King's Lock (above Oxford) on the Thames

We continue up the River Thames, from Goring to the entrance to The Duke's Cut onto the Oxford Canal, above King's Lock. On the way we see lots of locks, weirs, and bridges. The most interesting sight is a fight between a hawk and a red kite. We pass right through Abingdon and Oxford, and up onto the overnight moorings above King's Lock, at which the weir dates back to the 1200s.

[@paullefur6213]

Great cafe at Benson, and we stayed at one of the lodges at Benson, great week did loads of fishing,.

[@paullefur6213]

Totally agree Wallingford is a bugger to moor, hence we moved on and moored at Shillingford which also had a great pub.

[@stevewyatt9546]

Thanks for sharing
Me and a friend did Teddington to dukes cut last year!

[@paullefur6213]

Great memories for when we grabbed a cruiser from Caversham Boat Services and cruised up to oxford, great times, love the vlog.

[@paullefur6213]

If remember Days lock was the most violent lock we did, unless the locky opened the paddles quicker lol.

[@paullefur6213]

Clifton cut was a challange

[@1963sherry]

What guide did you have?

[@BurlSolomons]

Nicholson guide to the southern waterways

[@paullefur6213]

Its there a cut above Culham lock

[@mildredpierce558]

Yes