Oxford, the Dorset Heath and Swanage Cliffs

October 5, 2009

I’m not sure if people are still going to check up on this site, but I figured I might as well post some photos from Oxford, as well as my most recent trip to the south of England for my course orientation. We visited the Dorset Heath as well as the cliffs at Swanage, although we spent a disappointing amount of time actually walking through the nature reserves (I can’t bring myself to call what we did hiking).  But they did feed us an awful lot.  This week is ‘Fresher’s Week’ for me, which is seems to just be an extended orientation program with a few too many organized social events, but it has been good fun so far.  Last night I finally went inside Keble College, and had dinner in the massive hall. Apparently, it was built to be one brick longer than the hall at Christ Church (competitive much??), which many people might recognize from the Harry Potter movies. As it turns out, Keble originally was supposed to be where they filmed the movies, but Keble turned them down because it would be too time intensive. Either way, its a really beautiful place.

Noami is off farming near Cirencester now, about 50 miles away, and I am hoping to visit next week.  If she had internet access, I suspect she would say hello to everyone.

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4 Responses to “Oxford, the Dorset Heath and Swanage Cliffs”

  1. mary said

    I want to be there!!! I will alert family to check out your blog. give our love to Noami and goats. mama

  2. Shana said

    Yes, keep posting news and pictures. I want to see you in your dress robes!

  3. Jared, we of the non-technics are just catching up. Looked back thru your other postings. Please continue. We’re glad you are having fun. We want to hear more. Please send Noami our love. Would you send us your email address? We will send a message to Noami and hope she can reply. Hope I’m doing this correctly.

    Love, Rena and Mike

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