So I experienced Him through both fellowship and glory, today, an embarrassment of riches I will treasure dearly.
I also visited Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill. An astounding edifice! and I had a scone there. With jam. And (clotted) cream. To be brief, it was a cold scone, unimpressive. Enough said - at least for now.
Lastly, I had a coke at the Eagle and Child pub, where Lewis, Tolkein, and the other Inklings used to meet. It is just a great place and a great experience, being there. Incidentally, the only people there taking pictures and talking about Narnia were - can you guess? - Americans. Love them!
See you along the way!
the SconeLady
Blenheim! I've always wanted to see that place. I've read so much by and about Churchill. I can't wait to hear about it. The church services sound marvelous.
ReplyDeleteSome friends of ours, Cuck and Anita Saunders, are missionaries in Oxford. They have a church for the disabled, www.joyplace.org.uk
ReplyDeleteWe have met Chuck and Anita, too! They gave us a tour of Oxford. Wonderful people!
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