A winter's walk along The River Wey from Shalford to St. Catherine's Lock - 2nd January 2017

On a sunny, if rather chilly, day we decided on a short walk along the River Wey.  
 









View taken from St. Catherine's Lock back along the way we came.   The lock was opened in 1764 and is the shallowest lock on the Wey.





Reflection  in the glass wall of an office block at the start and end of our walk.

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