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Around Wycombe and the Chilterns

High Wycombe: Market House	High Wycombe: Market Tolls	High Wycombe : The Antelope	High Wycombe: From the Guildhall Arches
High Wycombe: Lloyds Bank	High Wycombe: The Flint Cottage	High Wycombe: Bus 306	High Wycombe: Fountains
High Wycombe : Salvation Army Hall	High Wycombe: The Bell	High Wycombe: The Clock House	High Wycombe: The Model Dairy
High Wycombe: The Model Dairy	Marlow: Wesley Chapel	Marlow: The Weir	Marlow: Twinned and Bridged
Marlow: All Saints Church from the bridge	Marlow: All Saints Church	Marlow: W H Smiths	West Wycombe: Primary School
West Wycombe: Primary School	West Wycombe: The Church Loft	Lane End: The Old Chapel	Lane End: The Clayton Arms
Lane End: Temperance Hotel	Lane End: Butchers and Post Office	Bolter End: Deans Farm	Studley Green: Studley Arms
Studley Green: Studley Arms	Studley Green: Chris' Cafe	Stokenchurch: Communications Tower	Aston Rowant: Tower at Lambert Arms
Kingston Blount: The Cherry Tree	Kingston Blount:	Crowell: Run down farm building	Bledlow Ridge (1)
Bledlow Ridge (2)	Bradenham: "Thames-Avon Express"	Amersham: The Workhouse	Amersham: The Workhouse
Amersham: The Workhouse

guest		16-Nov-2008 14:19
When I was a child I used to live at a pub called the Harrow, at Studley Green, I see it changed names to The Studley Arms. I now live in South Africa and I would love to know what became of the building. I see on a google earth search it is still standing,so what is it now! does anyone know? Sue

sueffun		16-Nov-2008 14:10
When I was a child I used to live at a pub called the Harrow, at Studley Green, I see it changed names to The Studley Arms. I now live in South Africa and I would love to know what became of the building. I see on a google earth search it is still standing,so what is it now! does anyone know? Sue

ALFONSO		28-May-2006 21:41
Hi, I am from Spain and I spent a whole year in High Wycombe. I had a really good time there and I missed a lot all the experiences I had.

Guest		23-Oct-2005 13:50
great pics but there could be work done on catching some pics of the octagon inside andoutside in wycombe that would help my gcse geography coursework greatly, but i have to say u have made wycombe look very nice, thanks once again.

Stuart		22-Mar-2005 20:43
I'm in New Zealand but hail from Wycombe originally (although was born in Amersham and laterly lived in Reading) Great to see so many great shots of the homeland here. By far the best selection of shots I've seen of the Chilterns. Was really feeling homesick today but these shots have helped loads. Look forward to seeing some new pics soon

Darren Adkins		22-Jan-2005 17:06
I'm in Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA but grew up in The Crescent, Totteridge, where my Mum & Dad still live. I try to get home annually. I often scour the Web for (nostalgic) pictures of Wycombe & the surrounding locale as I do suffer from homesickness (imagine that, yes, it's possible to miss Wycombe!) Your photography & selection of images is by far the best I've encountered & made life (for today at least) just that bit more bearable. Thanks SO much for taking the time to do it & I hope you add to your exhibition soon. Cheers!

Rose Atkinson		22-Oct-2004 09:55
Great pics. I haven't been to High Wycombe since I was a child but my father's family came from there, also West Wycombe and Penn (where I have traced some ancestors back to the 17th century). Rose

Guest		20-Jul-2004 13:18
I live in Wycombe. You've caught some very flattering views of the town. Good work!

Guest		04-May-2004 12:51
Very interesting! You've made High Wycombe look really nice - how did you do that?! I notice that many of your pictures are of pubs...

Jill		02-May-2004 15:41
Thanks for sharing such a facinating place.

jeanb		02-May-2004 15:00
I really enjoyed these Ray. Thanks.

Robin Reid		02-May-2004 14:32
Thanks for the tour. I have never been there.

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