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Lambs Farm ビジネスパークにあるコーヒーとサンドイッチのバン。午前7時から午後3時まで、月曜日から金曜日まで営業しています。作りたての美味しいサンドイッチ（焼きたてのベーコン使用）と温かい飲み物。ペストリー、ポテトチップス、チョコレートバー、冷たい飲み物は種類が少なめです。座って食事をするためのベンチとテーブルがいくつかあります。

The George is a decent pub for food and drinks near to the Wall of Fame at Loddon Bridge, a legal graffiti spot beneath the A329(M) where the concrete pillars are covered in murals, full height pieces, throw ups and street art that changes week by week. It’s well known locally as one of the few places where street artists can paint without hassle, so the walls are never static and that constant turnover is what it’s famous for. Access is straightforward also from The George pub car park, and its position right by the River Loddon makes it an easy detour from National Cycle Route 5 and other local paths. Flat and accessible on foot or bike, it’s worth a stop whether you’re passing through or planning a short loop – and pairing it with a pint at The George before or after is always an option.

An easy way into Reading

This is a picturesque lock situated along the Kennett and Avon Canal on the western outskirts of Reading. On the other side of the lock is one of the Hosehill Lakes so you're granted great views in all directions.

Wakeboarding and water skiing club at the lake's edge.

This bridge is operated by hand, i.e. muscle power

The Kennet is a tributary of the River Thames, and features a lovely towpath section between Burghfield and Reading that forms part of NCN 4. It's a little narrow in places as it passes under bridges, but it's well-surfaced and makes for a scenic cycle. Look out for Fobney Pumping Station, Southcote Lock Bridge and the popular Cunning Man pub at Burghfield.

Lovely pub right on the river with loads of easy open space to sit with your bikes