Radcliffe Science Library lower level

Not the most pleasant or picturesque library in the Oxford system.

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The greatest thing to happen to Oxford city centre since the St Swithun's Day Massacre

It has two levels of food!

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Outside of the OUCE

I never noticed before how Scandinavian the architecture of my building is.

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American Institute and Mansfield College

A rainy August morning in the Science Park

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Blue door in Jericho

I love boldly coloured doors.

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Stansted on a Sunday

Waiting to board a flight to Rome with my bf.

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Nothing screams love it to me like this headline.

Seen in the Magdalen Street Sainsburys.

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Trying on glasses

I look awesome in these.

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Christ Church's back door

Often an effective way to breach the security should you be sans Bod card.

Oriel looking grey in the rain

Abandoned shoes

Someone has left these on the garden wall in Winchester Road for weeks.

Garden and garden wall

Cabbage, cauliflower, and some unidentifiable plant.

Window open on the Turl on a hot day

Yesterday was the hottest day of the year for England.

Somewhat difficult to see, but this is a very scared hedgehog on Leckford Road.

The very first hedgehog I have ever seen! I let him go on his way shortly after because he seemed so scared.

Blenheim Palace

Blenheim Palace rubbish bins look remarkably like Daleks.

New College gates

This college always strikes me as being deceptively large. . .

New College Gardens

Just saw a fantastic version of The Real Inspector Hound

The castle from the upper end of the Castle Milk Stream.

Just beyond the extremely low Quaking Bridge.

Osney Lock on a warm and humid morning

Here we learned that our punt had no license and we were criminals. We also seriously impressed several children and a man with a dog by taking a punt through the lock. Luckily the lockkeeper was kind and let us pass!

Meadow at Harcourt Arboretum

One of the most diverse habitats in Britain.

The loudest animal on earth

Seen whilst volunteering at Harcourt Arboretum.

Old college barge

In a cut above donny bridge

Punting down at Folly Bridge

Burning T-Rex

From the Museum of Natural History