The Beetle and Wedge hotel

The hotel is on the banks of the Thames at Moulsford in Berkshire. I took the picture from the Oxfordshire side of the river, where I lived. This stretch of the river was the setting for Jerome K. Jerome's tale "Three men in a boat". The hotel's name derives from the hammer (beetle) and wedge used to split wood.

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Streatley, River Scenes, Trees and Woodlands, Pubs And Inns, Berkshire,

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