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It's an 87-mile (140 km) long waterway that links the River Avon at Bristol with the River Kennet at Newbury, which in turn connects to the River Thames at Reading. This effectively created an inland navigation route between Bristol and London, avoiding the potentially treacherous sea voyage around the tip of Cornwall. * While originally built for commercial purposes during the Industrial Revolution to transport goods and materials, it later declined with the advent of railways. Today, its primary purpose is for leisure activities such as boating, canoeing, fishing, walking, and cycling. It's also vital for wildlife conservation.

One of many along the enchanting Kennet and Avon Canal

Some really beautiful canal boats to be found along the walkway

Stroll along a section of the delightful Kennett & Avon Canal, an 82 mile canal towpath that links London with the Bristol Channel.

This gorgeous thatched-roof traditional country pub is located in the scenic Pewsey Vale in Wiltshire, in the tiny hamlet of Wilcot. It's a great place to fuel up before or after a walk, offering delicious traditional food and a range of beverages.

Very pretty stretch of the River Avon running through East Chisenbury.

The Red Lion pub at East Chisenbury.

Millstream Pub lovely setting, with good food and beer