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Moody #Westminster #tower #london

Tiny door! #nocontextdoors

The C17 font at St Martin within Ludgate, beautifully cared for and still clearly inscribed with the Greek palindrome ΝΙΨΟΝ ΑΝΟΜΗΜΑΤΑ ΜΗ ΜΟΝΑΝ ΟΨΙΝ (wash the sins, not just the face) #FontsonFriday #FridayFont #WrenChurches

The pulpit of St Magnus the Martyr, #London Bridge for #SundaySermons Originally designed by William Grey, one of Christopher Wren's joiners, it was opened up and had its sounding board added during Martin Travers' restoration of the #church in 1924.

Lovely afternoon to take the family ancient stone bothering at #Rollright #StandingStoneSunday #AncientSiteSunday

Limestone headstones from St Bartholomew's #church Yarnton for #mementomorimonday

An 18th century manual fire engine which stands in the narthex of St Magnus the Martyr #church in #London #woodensday #WoodOnWednesday

Elephant!

And you can bring the kids to the second of our free ‘Treasured’ summer family fun days, tomorrow, 31 July. This week we’ll be including some canine treasures: guide dogs from Guide Dogs. No need to book, just drop in 11am-3pm

The High Street entrance to All Souls College #Oxford (with founders Henry Chichele and Henry VI safely netted in to stop them wandering off and causing mischief when no-one's looking) #AdoorableThursday

The font in St Magnus the Martyr #church #London - a gift to the parish in 1683 from three parishioners #FontsonFriday

I still have the copies of Peepo and Each Peach Pear Plum that my parents read me when I was tiny, and they were two of the first books I bought for (in nice durable card editions!) and read to my son 😢

One of #Oxford's #Victorian postboxes for #PostboxSaturday (this one lives on the corner of Merton Street, near Christ Church, Oriel, Merton, and Corpus Christi colleges)

Another depiction of St Margaret for #StainedGlassSunday - this one is from the #church of St Magnus the Martyr (#London Bridge) and is one of four 1950s windows commemorating churches lost in in 1666 (the Great Fire monument now stands on the site of St Margaret's church)

Nice morning for a spot of fishing #Oxford #heron

The C17 reredos of St Martin within Ludgate for #woodensday #WoodOnWednesday This beautiful #church is said to be the least altered of Wren's City churches

A balloon over the Botanic Garden

In many early medieval calendars, 7 August - halfway between midsummer and the autumnal equinox - marks the beginning of a new season. It's the first day of autumn, when the earth is rich with the abundance of the harvest. Some Anglo-Saxon harvest poetry: aclerkofoxford.blogspot.com/2016/08/on-hrf…

The 'side door' to Brasenose College in #Oxford for #AdoorableThursday

How have I not seen this before? Adding it to the list (Wordle, Hardle, Octordle, Alphaguess, Blossom) Scored 7/10 in today's quiz, think you can do better? #quizoftheday quizoftheday.co.uk