Watch out for the depth of water outside the Donkey House , it's pretty shallow IIRC ...

Used to be pretty rowdy that place , not sure what it's like now ....

Are you exactly 13 feet , the bridge is listed as 13'2 , but that is taken from the headwater point, Romney IIRC runs usually at about 4 or 6 inches above headwater.

I've seen quite large boats go under there , Broom Sedans and Europeans , and a fair number of Princesses ...

When i was very young and we had a boat at PHYC , there was a legend about a chap there who used to approach the bridge with the engines quite hard astern and when halfway under , would give them a blast forward ... with the effect that the boat dipped under the bridge .... had it down to a tee ... couldn't tell you his name though ....

It would be very close but probably worth a try , fill your tanks up , line yourself up nice and central and tiptoe through the daisies it's quite a flat wide arch .... might be surprised ....

If you make it through , the world is your oyster for mooring , Bath Island , the Eton fields .... just pray it doesn't rain and the river comes up though , or you may be stuck !

We had a trawler yacht many moons ago , and regularly used to take her to Henley , never a problem with Windsor bridge .... Cookham was a different story though ...

Here's our very own Richard Shead driving , i'm the good looking blonde one on the right !!