I completed the 184 mile Thames Path from The Thames Barrier to the source at Thames Head by breaking it down into 19 sections. Had it not been for the flooding in March, I would have completed the trail in 18 sections. 

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Additionally, I completed the north bank Thames Path walk through London by breaking that down into 3 sections.

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For each section of path walked, I've written a description of the walk and added a gallery of photos taken on that walk. Just click or tap on any of the 22 photos below to be taken to the page for the selected section. My original intention was to keep the descriptions short and let the photos do the talking. However, I got so engrossed with finding out facts and histories about things along the way, that I've now turned into a bit of a Thames nerd. Having amassed this knowledge, I felt it only fair to share with anyone who might be interested! 

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All but a couple of photos were taken on my phone's camera. The photo galleries are best viewed on a PC, laptop or tablet. However, the package I used to develop this website also creates a mobile version of it that allows you to use a pinch action to expand & contract photos. 

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All my photos are free to download or share, as long as you don't use them for any financial gain. I am also very happy for this website to be shared on social media or embedded in other sites.

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COVID-19 managed to spoil some of my photos of locks. At the height of the COVID pandemic, metal security barriers were erected at locks with the aim of keeping lock keepers and boaters safe from the public who otherwise would have free access to the locks. Sadly the photos of many of the locks look like there are building works being carried out. As one lock keeper said to me "You'll just have to do the walk again next year!".