Absolutely beautiful walk along the Thames here from Hurley village car park. The car park is free, but don't leave it too late as it gets quite busy. It's worth mentioning at this point that, as we came out without water, we visited the little shop in the village to buy a bottle. We were very pleasantly surprised that they are not a profiteering little local as some are. This place is run by some very lovely ladies, selling a good range of groceries for the size of the shop, at a fair price. Example, our 500ml bottle of no name water was 80pence. They are very helpful too. We chose to go left at the river this time, having done the other direction just before the first lockdown, also very nice. The river bank was quite busy, not so much that we felt uncomfortable, and everyone was enjoying the Bank Holiday sun in their own way. There were quite a few paddle boarders and kayaker, along with boaters, some going a bit faster than, perhaps, they should. We walked for about an hour, past a mobile home site on our left, through sheep fields, and finally to the rear of some lovely Riverside houses and bungalows. The owners were very friendly in the main and were either enjoying the weather or tending the garden. We only turned back because lunch at home was calling, but I think you can continue for a lot further. If you go this way, do yourself a favour and look out for the house on the opposite bank which used to be a Benedictine priory. It is stunning. Back to the shop for a couple of bottles of tonic water to go with lunch, gin and lemon included of course 😋👌