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This was an advert for the vanHeusen factory, painted on the water tank at the top of the pumping station building.

Pickled shallots LUSH!!! Jams and cakes also..

Give the train drivers a wave

And you get a free Bonio for your canine companion, or you can buy them a 'pup cup' or treat from the counter.

Great dog friendly café with outdoor tables, friendly staff and loyalty cards.

good all weather path for walking or Bike

There are extensive footpaths that you can follow for miles along the canal, with opportunities to stop in towns and villages on the way.

Space Walk along Taunton Bridgwater Canal to North Newton

The Museum cafe is well worth a visit for the cheese scone alone.

Taunton Independent Market, an unexpected find.

Was also a water pump station

It is a good cut through to walk towards Monkton Heathfield

Lovely view on a clear day across to the Mump

Great view of the railway bridge and through the ironwork across the moorland

There is a tearoom / eatery called the Lock Inn on the left hand bank. Access over the bridge.

Good quality cake and jams along the foot path

Taunton is a wonderful place to begin or end a run. You could relax and grab a coffee or bite to eat in one of the many great cafés and restaurants, or you could explore the beautiful River Tone or Hestercombe Gardens.

This ride covers most of the scale model of the planets, to the sun at Maunsel Lock. There are scale models of the planets in each direction, to Taunton and Bridgwater.

Lying in the heart of Taunton, Somerset's county town, this stunning castle is a Grade I-listed building. Once part of a vast estate comprising thousands of acres, kings have visited, sieges have battered its walls and its Great Hall has been used as a court of law. Today, you can visit the castle and its fascinating museum. You'll also find a cafe there because no English castle is complete without a slice of cake.

There's been a weir on the River Tone here since the 13th century but, due to flooding, multiple iterations have been destroyed. Today, the weir is rather more stable and makes for an eye-catching feature on the river, next to its eponymous park. You can cross the weir on foot or bicycle.