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The Thames at Caversham Bridge
... that most people hurrying along the streets never look up at.
A lovely modern residential development also caught my eye, with its grey and cream facades gleaming in the Autumn sun. Not as massive as those Chelsea apartment blocks but very much in keeping with the beautiful Caversham bridge.
I stopped to chat briefly with local man about to take his boat out. This part of ...
The Storm Before The Calm?
So, after a packed and hectic year I return again to Italy. I will not, however, be residing in Perugia this time; it will be a trip to Venice, Florence and Rome with Art History Abroad courtesy of the Sir Trenchard Cox Nadfas Scholarship.
Keep reading for updates on what I see, when I see it, and what goes on.
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Kew Gardens
... and a boy on drums. The words we were singing were displayed using PowerPoint on a large screen hung at the front right of the church.
There were a couple of bible readings, some more singing, communion which over 90% of the congregation took, and a good talk (sermon) from the vicar. Children left part way through to attend their sessions. The adult congregation looked to be at least 80 people. After the service ...
Half of half time.
... took this result pretty badly, and a few hours later was left with his head down the toilet! How British!
Sunday and we returned the pleasure of yesterday morning, with a proper full cooked breakfast, although we spared them from our yodeling of the national anthem! For lunch we went for a nice riverside picnic down in neighboring Fordingbridge in the beautiful early summer sun, and then came back around 6 o clock for tea, board ...
Hounslow and start of Volunteering
Arrived in Hounslow after staying up to 5 am to watch the election and basically find out nothing!
We had some health and saftey training which was pretty generic and then me, Chris, Neil and Mark were met by our host homes daughter Kiyana. I was feeling pretty tired, but was still ridiculously excited about ...