Скачать или смотреть The Nags Head on the Thames Pub, Abingdon

The Nags Head pub is on Nag's Head Island on the Thames. An ancient three-stage Abingdon Bridge uses the island to cross the Thames. It is also confusingly known as Burford Bridge which means Borough Ford Bridge when The Thames was the frontier between Abingdon County Town of Berkshire and Oxfordshire. There is a second bridge to cross from Nag's Head Island to Oxfordshire.The third and most recent bridge called Maud Hales Bridge then crosses the formerly marshy groound to read the built up road to Culham, Henley and London. The Nag's Head Pub is well know for its summer beer garden it is also the mooring pint for Slater's Abingdon to Oxford boat trip. The pub is being refurbished and will reopen in late 2012.