Depends on whether you are on the tidal portion of the river or not.
On the tidal portion, first it is a bit of a pain because there are no proper docks, you have to wade in - be sure to wear your wellies, because the river is full of poo, and try not to get any rocks in the boat (esp the tracks). Once under way, make sure you have an experienced coxswain or bowman as navagating the river can be tricky, which side you should be traveling on changes depending on whether the tide is waxing or waning and where on the river you are such as inside of curve or outside. Also, there can be a lot of other rowing traffic on the river as there are a huge number of rowing clubs there. If you are an American, be mindful that the terminology is somewhat different: (port and starboard) become (strokeside and bowside), 'eaaasy-all' is typically used more than 'way enough' or 'let it run'. Also, British crews are very adamant about having a very finesse stroke, and detest backsplash (probably because of the 'poo' thing) In spite of all this, however, the scenery can be splended, the number and history of the rowing clubs is remarkable, and the magnificence of some of the great rooms in the rowing clubs spectacular. Your technique will improve, you will be a better rower, and richer for the experience.
London Bridge is about 150 miles downstream from the source of the river Thames.
yes you can because david walliams did.
no, the river nile is the longest in the world
No it is not. Father Thames is mythical, much like Neptune is to the sea. Figures can be seen up, and down the river. If you get the chance see them.
went on a hand made boat down the river Thames!
Big Ben
The Upper Thames refers to the section of the River Thames that flows from its source in the Cotswolds down to Oxford. This area is characterized by picturesque landscapes, quaint villages, and the river's gentle meandering course. It is often celebrated for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities, such as boating and walking along the Thames Path.
The Nellie is a boat that is cruising down the Thames River which is located in England.
The ducks swam up the river.The River Thames is in England.There was a river of blood down the street.
The River Thames at London discharges 2,324 cubic foot of water a second. This is approximately 14,475 Imperial Gallons a second (17,384 US Gallons). Further downstream, the rate is 876 cu.ft/sec at Oxford and 1,402 cu.ft/sec at Reading.
the answer is RED because there are no rainbows in space and no bones in ice cream
Well, David Walliams swam the River Thames so there isn't anything stopping you. Only he probably got permission from somebody. To swim the river thames, David Walliams ate food with quite alot of calories for energy. Did that answer the question? ------------------------------------------ There are sevral places in the upper Thames where people swim in the summer. However down river (near London) it would probably be best to avoid swimming.