I took a picture of this map to help describe where I have been, but I suppose the caption YOU ARE HERE will give you no more idea of where Eye Bridge is situated than why fish are swimming in a field and the kingfishers and butterflies in Dorset really are giant sized.

Here's another clue: we were enjoying a picnic on the banks of the River Stour. The odd shaped building on the horizon is Wimborne Minster, 15 minutes from home.

And here are the picnickers: Alison, Jack, Sammy and Doreen. I was here too, but someone has to take the pictures!

The River Stour meanders  through such lovely countryside: England as you may imagine it to be.














Turn the other way and view a little bit of Little Pamphill














The Stour rises in Wiltshire, just over the border with Dorset. Perhaps you have been to Stourhead - on the right?

For my American reader in Augusta,  60 miles is hardly a river in your terms: but you have to admit it is lovely Norm.