A walk-round Crowmarsh(?)

 I stumbled upon this leaflet at my in-laws place. You may remember from this post dating back to 2017 that I have been wanting to properly visit the village of Crowmarsh Gifford, or Crowmarsh for short. Just because I find the village's name so darn cool. I have only walked in Crowmarsh once and only briefly, when rain was pouring and visibility was thus not brilliant. Now maybe one day I could borrow that leaflet, which has a map and everything, and we could explore this place with a very evocative name.

Crowmarsh

There is something I love about England and it is the many great names one can find in the smallest places. You know how much I love the town of Wallingford. Well, I now discovered that the village opposite Wallingford, on the other side of the River Thames, is called Crowmarsh Gifford, or Crowmarsh for short. Now that is a name! Very much like Crowthorne, which I love a lot. it has crow, the dark and bird of bad omen, and it has marsh, a menacing and dangerous place, full of muddy water and eerie creatures. The name itself is very menacing and evocative. It belongs to a scary story or a D&Dr setting. Again, like Crowthorne. And just like Crowthorne, I have been through Crowmarsh a number of times without even stopping there. And until yesterday, I did not even know its name. Now I intend to correct this one day and visit the village.