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I got slight food poisoning from Jamba Juice today, of all things... I went home early. Managed to get these photos in before I got sick. It was so weird. I feel better now, having rested.
Day 310
as of yesterday, michael and i have been married for 6 beautiful months. my mom gave this to me as a wedding gift and it feels appropriate right now.
Day 310: yes took.a long cold walk around today was very calming and awesome so I took this iPhone photo because I don't really want to take my back pack when just walking around the lakes and parks
#day310 #310of365
Household gods - Anubis
Another kayak along the river but the light was flat so photo in the evening when I get home.
Anubis in Greek, Anpu or Inpu in ancient Egyptian, - the god of death, mummification, and regeneration.
Several evening i saw these Bambis
If you don´t move too much they don´t see you (or theses ones) at 100 meters!
I think I might be a Cylon.
What else could explain this security camera capture of me planting a bomb in the power center of my own home?
Bledington lies between Stow-on-the-Wold and Chipping Norton. The River Coln flows through a broad village green overlooked by picturesque Cotswold houses, small bridges that cross the stream add to an idyllic, timeless view.
The existing church dates from the 1170s although it may be of Saxon origin.The east and west nave walls date from this Norman period as does the tub font and a rare early bellcote. A south aisle was added in the early 13th century and a little later the chancel was extended. The church was owned by Winchcombe Abbey and shared in the wealth generated by the wool trade towards the end of the 15th century. It was at this time that the battlemented tower was raised on arches within the western portion of the nave, the west wall rests on the original Norman work. Of greater interest are the wonderful Perpendicular north windows of the nave and the clerestory adding height to the church and yet more light. These windows have whole panels and many fragments of stained glass from the 1470s including a series of donors with their names inscribed and the date 1476. There is also a tiny chantry chapel with glass from 1490, this has a very fine 'Coronation of the Virgin' and six Apostles in the tracery above, all under a beautiful stone canopy. Many fragments of wall painting survive throughout the church and all is wonderfully conserved and presented.