Goring Attractions
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Vines used to be cultivated at Goring in the southern foothills of the Chilterns. The Goring Gap has been a natural crossing Point over the River Thames since Celtic times and provides opportunity for scenic walks.
St Birinus, who missionized Wessex, converting its pagan king Cynegils to Christianity in 634, has given his name to one of the hills.
St Birinus, who missionized Wessex, converting its pagan king Cynegils to Christianity in 634, has given his name to one of the hills.