Just a taste of the awesome architecture in Oxford.
The trip today has only solidified to me the fact that I am falling more and more in love with flowers. I never used to care for them. They were OK. But these English gardens are something else. My trio of random objects I've found I love include flowers, windows, and lamp posts. And they are incorporated into so much of the landscape here. And after going into Lewis' home, I'm determined to eventually live in a house with character. Can't I just live here already?
Some of the windows at Paddington Station.
Windows give this grand room a light and airy feel at Oxford. (Did that sound like an advertisement?)
Flowers and a view of the lovely garden at C.S. Lewis' home.
The church C.S. Lewis eventually attended, when he started to believe in God, and part of the cemetery in which he is buried.
Windows give this grand room a light and airy feel at Oxford. (Did that sound like an advertisement?)
Flowers and a view of the lovely garden at C.S. Lewis' home.
The church C.S. Lewis eventually attended, when he started to believe in God, and part of the cemetery in which he is buried.
More flowers and a window in Oxford.
My favorite lamp post photo from Hyde Park. (I know I've already posted this one, but it goes with my story, and you need to see it larger, in all its glory.)
Well, the next time I write, I should be in Germany, so stay safe, and I'll talk to you all later.
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