Woke up this morning at about 6:30am after waking up a few times during the night.  I was dead tired yesterday after being awake for about 30 hours.  Took my first shower this morning and now I understand Charley's suggestion concerning a "real" cotton towel instead of a highly viscous packlite towel.

Took the opportunity this morning to see more of Ox.  Most of the streets were empty due to the early hour, so it was a great time to take photo's without other tourists.  The first was of the Saxon tower.  It wasn't open so I didn't climb to the top.  Just down the street in Christ Church college and it's cathedral.  The primary spire that fronts St. Alldates street is large, and I was a considerable distance from the spire so the picture will be missing some considerable intricate detail.  All the sites I photographed have considerable detail on the face of the walls, including intricate stone work.  Most of the sites have been around for centuries as the obvious wearing of some of the stone work is obvious.  The real treat today was being able to photograph the inside of St. Mary the Virgin church.  St. Mary has some incredible stained glass and they are monster creations and difficult to frame correctly with my camera.  St. Mary's also has a great pipe organ that is suspended above the floor some 20 feet or so.  After St. Mary I took some photos in Radcliff square, particularly the Radcliff Camera, camera means room.

Later on I walked Broad street and found the approximate location where Latimer, Ridley and Cranmer were burnt at the stake.  Actually Latimer and Ridley were burnt together in 1555 in the castle ditch while Cranmer was made to watch.  Cranmer reversed his prior recantation and was burnt in the square the next year, 1556.

I wandered over to the Oxford museum and managed to get in for free since they had a sign advertising free admission with YHA membership!  Cool deal for me.  They had a lot of Roman artifacts which I spent most of my time examining.  They also had some 2001 Space Odyssey stuff on display as well.  The 2001 stuff was interesting, the Roman artifacts were more interesting. 

I was pretty tired after all the running around, and may still have been under the influence of California time so I took a little nap.  After the nap I spent a while tracking down a grocery store.  I'm uncertain if it will be open tomorrow and Monday for the holiday.  I spent about £5 on food that I hope will last me until Tuesday, when stores will likely be back to their normal schedule.