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Henley-on-Thames

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Hen·ley  (hnl) or Hen·ley-on-Thames (-n-tmz, -ôn-)
A municipal borough of south-central England west of London. It is the site of a famed annual rowing regatta that was established in 1839. Population: 10,976.
Henley-on-Thames [ˈhɛnlɪ-]
n
(Placename) a town in S England, in SE Oxfordshire on the River Thames: a riverside resort with an annual regatta. Pop.: 10 558 (1991) Often shortened to Henley
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Picturesque town Next stop was Henley-on-Thames, the hotel is perfectly placed for a riverside stroll as it is just yards from the Thames.
A royal flush; DOUG MOODY went on a royal visit to three of our most ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Price includes: return coach from a range of local pick up points, three nights in a twin or double-bedded room with private en-suite facilities, cooked breakfasts and three course evening meals throughout, entrance to Buckingham Palace, a flight on the British Airways London Eye, entrance and guided tour of the Houses of Parliament, visits to Royal Windsor and Henley-on-Thames and free time in London.
READERHOLIDAYS; Buckingham Palace, The Houses of Parliament and The ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Suddenly came a clatter from outside so loud it's a wonder the blue rinses didn't have heart attacks - not to mention me - followed by a not very Henley-on-Thames expletive from my son who, poking about in the doorway had inadvertently knocked a bowler hat off a head on a plinth thus sending a collection of brass fire irons cascading into the street.
I'm home and already missing a cow called Marilyn; Maureen on Monday by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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