Triumphant
homecoming show at Oxford's Apollo on George Street. Guest list
mayhem but the sun was out all day and I even managed to get
some gardening done in the morning.
Fly poster heaven
Cornmarket,
it's just like being at home today
Carfax tower at the centre
of Oxford and the source of the chimes heard at the end of
Strangeones on I Should Coco
Danny finally emerges from
the closet
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Gerry
tries out his duck walk on stage
Trying to work with the
local crew
About to vent his
frustrations at the local boozer
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The recently refurbished
Martyrs memorial where loads of priest were burnt at the
stake over non-payment of traffic fines
Local
resident Massive Neil
forgoes his gold plated limousine
Ali about to spill his coffee
over the lighting desk
The ancient Anglo-Saxon
tower of St. Michael's in Cornmarket street is probably the oldest
building in Oxford. Built sometime between 1000 and 1050 it's
architecture shows a Carolingian influence, typical of the period
just before the Norman conquest.
