So I know that there’s probably a fair few of you who would probably be going to church this Easter weekend, but sadly can’t. So instead, I’ve decided to bring the churches to you.
This is St. Andrew’s, at Oddington. It’s only little, but it’s a very handsome church indeed.
This is St. Andrew’s, at Oddington. It’s only little, but it’s a very handsome church indeed.
This big, beautiful old girl is St. Mary the Virgin at Charlton-on-Otmoor. She is very pretty indeed.
This tiny and unassuming brick church at Murcott doesn’t seem to have a name, but she’s got a crucifix tattoo on her bum, so she’s doing her bit in her own way.
This very fine boi is St. Barnabus, at Horton-cum-Studley. The flowers in the churchyard are a very nice touch indeed. Would recommend.
And this big old bruiser is St. John the Baptist, in Stanton St. John. As local churches go, he’s an #AbsoluteUnit, and I imagine he’d probably drink ale in a pint pot
at the local on a Sunday afternoon like a ruddy bloody bloke, if he wasn’t already busy with being a church.

Morning all. This is St. Mary the Virgin at Hampton Poyle. A small church, but she’s very eastery with all the baby sheeps. Excellent effort.
Off the beaten track a bit, this is St. Giles, at Bletchingdon. Not the tallest, but frankly he’s got it where it counts. Keep on keeping on, stout chap.
And hidden away beside the canal, this little beauty is Holy Cross, of Shipton-on-Cherwell & Thrupp. Just lovely.