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aloysius_bear) wrote2012-09-01 04:49 pm
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Life on the River
The humans and I just spent a fabulous week on the river between Oxford and Abingdon.
It was, in the vernacular of the younger humans on the trip, a holiday made of win!
We started out with an overnight stay in Oxford with my human's brother and sister-in-law, during which we visited the Pitt Rivers Museum.
I was glad to see a fellow bear guarding the entrance:

There were other friendly (and furry) creatures to chat with inside:

These fellows, on the other hand were neither friendly nor furry:

I spent some time chilling with the great Charles Darwin:

I'm not sure what he would have to say about this specimen we discovered outside:

We then took a nostalgic trip to my human's alma mater...

...where we reminisced about university days in the sunshine:

We took out one of the college's punts for a pleasant afternoon on the river - though it seems as though my human's brother was less than impressed with the steering:

We then joined up with the rest of our party and upgraded to a narrowboat for the second stage of the holiday:

The weather was intermittently inclement, but we forged on:

These "three men in a boat" seemed to have the right idea:

Along the way, we picked up some alarmingly bright flowers and a new plant overlord, which we assiduously fed with insects throughout the rest of the trip:

It was indeed a holiday of much win, hopefully to be repeated again next year!

It was, in the vernacular of the younger humans on the trip, a holiday made of win!
We started out with an overnight stay in Oxford with my human's brother and sister-in-law, during which we visited the Pitt Rivers Museum.
I was glad to see a fellow bear guarding the entrance:

There were other friendly (and furry) creatures to chat with inside:

These fellows, on the other hand were neither friendly nor furry:

I spent some time chilling with the great Charles Darwin:

I'm not sure what he would have to say about this specimen we discovered outside:

We then took a nostalgic trip to my human's alma mater...

...where we reminisced about university days in the sunshine:

We took out one of the college's punts for a pleasant afternoon on the river - though it seems as though my human's brother was less than impressed with the steering:

We then joined up with the rest of our party and upgraded to a narrowboat for the second stage of the holiday:

The weather was intermittently inclement, but we forged on:

These "three men in a boat" seemed to have the right idea:

Along the way, we picked up some alarmingly bright flowers and a new plant overlord, which we assiduously fed with insects throughout the rest of the trip:

It was indeed a holiday of much win, hopefully to be repeated again next year!
