Oxford from South Parks
Oxford from South Parks
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- 30 minutes later - Setting sun photos from Oxford
Setting Sun Photos Oxford
thirty minutes before sunset, March 2011 at South Parks
That Sinking feeling
Red Sky at night, shepherd’s delight.
Going, going, gone!
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Oxford University Christ Church
Torpids Oxford
Lady Margaret Hall Spring Flowers
Naturalised Crocus
Snowdrops under tree by fellows lawn.
Snowdrops and daffodils by Talbot Hall / University Parks.
If Paradise is Half as Nice
If paradise is half as nice as heaven that you take me to
Who needs paradise, I’d rather have you
- Amen Corner
Photos from Oxford Castle Mound
Oxford Castle Mound.
Oxford Castle Mound
These first two are taken from Carfax tower.
A student in sub fusc talks on mobile by Nuffield College.
Silence in Oxford
“Silence is the eloquent expression of the inexpressible.”
- Sri Chinmoy [1]
The Fellowship of Reconciliation offer a weekly period of silence, every Thursday at 1.15pm to 1.35pm.
“Stillness peace is something we propose to work on together; something that is shared in the depth of human experience across the traditions.”
The event takes place at Peace House on Paradise Street in the centre of Oxford.
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Photo top Tejvan
[1] Sri Chinmoy, Philosopher-Thinkers
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- Quotes on Silence – Write Spirit
Spring Bulb Flowers St John’s College Photos
Some photos of Crocus and spring bulbs taken in February, St Johns College, Oxford
St John’s College is one of Oxford University’s most prestigious colleges; it was founded in 1555 and is reputed to be one of the wealthiest colleges. In spring, it’s gardens are well worth visiting for its naturalised bulbs. I visited in February when the crocus were in full flower. In a few weeks, the daffodils will be coming out.
Crocus
