The River Trent is one of the subjects on which Geoffrey Kingscott gave illustrated talks. He and his colleagues (wife Judy, younger son Laurence, and brother-in-law Rodger) set out to walk the length of the river (as closely as is legally possible) from its source on Biddulph Moor to its mouth at Trent Falls.

Laurence Kingscott's picture of Essex Bridge, a 17th-century packhorse bridge which spans the River Trent near Great Haywood in Staffordshire.