The race finishes at Walton Bridge — in Walton-on-Thames.

Hurst Park Race Course, open from 1890 to 1962 — at Hurst Park.

Hurst Meadow (Minor)

First World War Memorial in East Molesey. This is the point the race route transfers from road to towpath. — in East Molesey.

Just after 5 miles, the race passes what used to be Hurst Park Race Course 1890 to 1962. The gates remain today.

The course goes along Hurst Road, hopefully the water won't be quite as deep on race day!

The race finishes at Walton Bridge. This picture shows the first one in 1754.

The race route passes the home of Olympic Silver medalist Sonia O'Sullivan.

Moulsey Hurst at about 7 miles. It is one of England's oldest sporting venues and was used in the 18th and 19th centuries for cricket, prizefighting and other sports.

Ash Island

Sunbury lock

Molesey Boat Club has been on the towpath since 1866. Over the years, several Olympians have trained there.

The towpath at Molesey, early 20th century.

Towpath at 6 miles

Molesey lock

If you look to the right at about half way, you'll be able to see Garrick's Villa and Temple. Photo taken in 1783.