Parking near Putney Bridge
 

Hi - planning to paddle Thames Tideway and want to put in from Putney
Bridge. Any ideas about legel, safe, convenient parking near the bridge?

Many thanks, Mark

"Mark Downing" wrote in message
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Hi - planning to paddle Thames Tideway and want to put in from Putney
Bridge. Any ideas about legel, safe, convenient parking near the bridge?

Many thanks, Mark


It was straightforward in the end ... outside chandlery to the south of the
bridge.

M

Mark Downing wrote:
"Mark Downing" wrote in message
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Hi - planning to paddle Thames Tideway and want to put in from Putney
Bridge. Any ideas about legel, safe, convenient parking near the bridge?

Many thanks, Mark



It was straightforward in the end ... outside chandlery to the south of the
bridge.

The other day when I saw your message, I composed up a nice message
about how I'd just been paddling in Bath, and explained exactly where
you could park. Then I got confused by the fact that you mentioned the
Tideway. Finally, I realised that you'd said 'Putney' bridge, not
'Pulteney' bridge...

http://www.ukattraction.com/west-cou...ney-bridge.htm

--
Conor O'Neill, at home in Bristol, UK

"Conor O'Neill" wrote in message
. uk...

The other day when I saw your message, I composed up a nice message
about how I'd just been paddling in Bath, and explained exactly where
you could park. Then I got confused by the fact that you mentioned the
Tideway. Finally, I realised that you'd said 'Putney' bridge, not
'Pulteney' bridge...

http://www.ukattraction.com/west-cou...ney-bridge.htm

--
Conor O'Neill, at home in Bristol, UK


No probs, most people have heard of Pulteney Bridge, starting point of the
annual Oxford v Cambridge boat race, to Mortlake ... ;-)

Someone tried to convince me only a handful of Gurkhas have ever covered
that stretch, only they weren't going backwards and using their legs - they
were paddling kayaks!

M

Careful on where you leave your car if there is a spring tide the car
park floods.

In message , Mark Downing
writes

"Conor O'Neill" wrote in message
.uk...

The other day when I saw your message, I composed up a nice message
about how I'd just been paddling in Bath, and explained exactly where
you could park. Then I got confused by the fact that you mentioned the
Tideway. Finally, I realised that you'd said 'Putney' bridge, not
'Pulteney' bridge...

http://www.ukattraction.com/west-cou...ney-bridge.htm

--
Conor O'Neill, at home in Bristol, UK


No probs, most people have heard of Pulteney Bridge, starting point of the
annual Oxford v Cambridge boat race, to Mortlake ... ;-)

Someone tried to convince me only a handful of Gurkhas have ever covered
that stretch, only they weren't going backwards and using their legs - they
were paddling kayaks!

M



--
Dave Manby
Details of the Coruh river and my book "Many Rivers To Run" at
http://www.dmanby.demon.co.uk