I stayed one night in London. I was so tired and could not go out anywhere after having checked in the hotel. It was bright the next morning. I placed a small thing at my bed to take a picture. It is a portable Maria-Christ statue bought in Eindhoven. The owner of the antique shop was interesting person, explaining us about his war time experiences. He even asked me how to pronounce Kamikaze. He blessed us after my purchase, being glad to see me getting it. I liked his way of dealing with us. So polite and respectable.

I moved to Oxford to see a friend of mine. I had never been there before, but the city looked handsome. Not bad, but I was fond of staying in country side. I moved out to the outskirt of the city to spend few days there.

a portable maria-christ statue bought in Eindhoven the previous day

a way out from London to Oxford

a guy examining a beautifully decorated cake in the Victorian market

Oxford University Press. Just a small book shop if you do not know about it.

I was taken to a country side after the reunion with my friend and an encounter with her family member

a gothic church (mostly built in 15C), such a beautiful architecture