... , sitting so quietly in the landscape hidden by trees. It is probably as magnificent as West Kennet longbarrow, but has yet escaped the trowel and brutality of archaeology which would delve into its ... chambers remind us of other cultures that once lived in this land, and no I can't verify that East Kennet will have a facade or stalls but surely it must have echoed its sister barrow in elegance.

The River Og (an intermittent bourne in its higher reaches), into the River Kennet; the River Kennet and Kennet Navigation to the Thames The River Og (an intermittent bourne in its higher reaches), into the River Kennet; the River Kennet and Kennet Navigation to the Thames 

Southcote Lock is a lock on the River Kennet at Southcote within the town of Reading in Berkshire, England. Southcote Lock was built between 1718 and 1723 under the supervision of the engineer John Hore of Newbury, and this stretch of the river is now administered by British Waterways and known as the Kennet Navigation. It [...]

... Darwin's garden "laboratory" and unusual varieties of vegetables growing in the vegetable garden.Kennet's 5000 year treasure huntAs you may not know where this area lies, find Bath on your map ... . The story behind each one is fascinating. Another Wine of mystery and legend is the West Kennet Longbarrow, which is one of the largest Neolithic burial tombs in Britain and the nearby Wiltshire Heritage ...

... by and watch these terrible things and not be able to do anything?Doctor: ...oh, so many answers to that. But no. No interest in giving them.Kennet: What is it?Greaves: Dirty great alien monster, sir! Just a guess.( ... by aliens, and, hey, priorities.Greaves: Oh no. I was hoping you?d got crushed under an avalanche.Kennet: Greaves.Greaves: Sorry, sir. Permission to speak freely... retroactively, sir? ...

I was looking at the Kennet yesterday, and the flow rate wasn't up that much. In fact, it wasn't even a week or so back before our brief dry spell! But I can remember last January/Feb and the flow was ... I can't imagine the water companies take dramatically less in winter. On a river like the Kennet, though, that has a canal running alongside, I wonder if the opening of locks for the boats releases a ...