Sonning Lock - Literature and The Media

Literature and The Media

"The floral tastes of the lock-keeper generally make Sonning Lock very bright and gay."
Charles Dickens (1882)
Is there a spot more lovely than the rest,
By art improved, by nature truly blest?
A noble river at its base running,
It is a little village known as Sonning.
James Sadler (1845–1885), Sonning lock keeper

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