9/13 Thursday
We will be driving up to Oxford and Blenheim Castle soon. Henley is a charming town with beautiful countryside. I'll be taking pictures today and posting them tomorrow. (Didn’t happen)
We made it to Oxford and saw some of the schools and went to Blenheim Castle, http://www.blenheimpalace.com/index.htm the 11th Duke of Marlborough's residence. Quite a spectacular place. I'll send some pictures or post them to my blog when I get it figured out. I made the mistake of deleting them from the camera after downloading to a folder in John's computer.
There were several colleges in Oxford. Seemed like a nice town. Ray thought the college girls dressed a lot nicer than at home, the boys, too. We did not see the pants dragging on the ground fraying the edges and the pants below the split in the buttocks, the chains looping from to the knees from belt loops or young women’s tummy overlapping the belt lines.
We felt even more in tune with London time today. So, adjusting has been fairly easy after the first day.
9/14 Friday
John took us to a bus stop to catch the Oxford Tube into London, Victoria station, then we had to find a bus to somewhere else. We walked several blocks, some of them unnecessary, to find the British Museum. Before getting there we stopped at Munchkin’s and had a beer with some fish and chips and mushy peas. The mushy peas were good. J
We only had a couple of hours in the museum and were not able to see everything we really wanted to see because of having to get back to Henley before the rush traffic.
Later on, I'll download today's pictures from London and the British Museum. Most of our time was spent on buses and trying to find the proper bus line to get on to. We asked a lot of people, a lot of questions.
9/13 Thursday
We will be driving up to Oxford and Blenheim Castle soon. Henley is a charming town with beautiful countryside. I'll be taking pictures today and posting them tomorrow. (Didn’t happen)
We made it to Oxford and saw some of the schools and went to Blenheim Castle, http://www.blenheimpalace.com/index.htm the 11th Duke of Marlborough's residence. Quite a spectacular place. I'll send some pictures or post them to my blog when I get it figured out. I made the mistake of deleting them from the camera after downloading to a folder in John's computer.
There were several colleges in Oxford. Seemed like a nice town. Ray thought the college girls dressed a lot nicer than at home, the boys, too. We did not see the pants dragging on the ground fraying the edges and the pants below the split in the buttocks, the chains looping from to the knees from belt loops or young women’s tummy overlapping the belt lines.
We felt even more in tune with London time today. So, adjusting has been fairly easy after the first day.
