PaulOfHorsham's photos

Not so far from Heathrow, as you can see

If you're walking the Thames Path, sustenance is required

No, I haven't stretched the image at all. St Bartholomew's church in Brighton is sometimes described as the tallest church in the land: the apex of the roof is 135 feet (41m) in height. Given its great height, it's easily visible from the train into Brighton, despite the railway being considerably higher than the low-lying London Road area. Inside is as simple as the exterior and you get a real impression of the height.

At St. Peter's Church , on the Thames Path heading south (downstream, if you prefer) from Staines.

There's been a ferry service across the Thames at Shepperton for 500 years or more. It runs every 15 minutes and costs £2 for a pedestrian. You ring a bell at the jetty and someone comes out of the neighbouring Nauticalia store to take you across.

Thought this was worth a picture as I made my way through the Peak District

I went for a wander around the small village of Wetton towards the end of a warm September day.

The edge of the field passing Wetton Hill

I took the path towards Ecton (and went past Wetton Mill down in the Manifold Valley an hour or so later)

On a brief walk from Wetton to the Manifold Valley, this is the view from Ecton Hill, near Top of Ecton. Created from 4 images stitched together in Photoshop Elements (10) to form a panorama photo (hence the stretched dimensions).

The first part of the walk followed the South Downs Way from Jevington. This chalk path is part of the route

This is the Tap Room on the front right of the building

One of the front rooms in the pub. The Sarah Hughes Brewery is renowned for its Dark Ruby Mild, and that's a pint of it just there.