A Day in the Cotswalds

It's hard to believe, I've been in England for almost a month now. Christian Peacemaker Teams training is going full swing and its hard to think about blogging.

But just before things started up, I had a chance to head out into the countryside for a night and a day with Justin Alexander and Jenny Eliot, two good friends who live in London. We visited Justin's parents near Stow-on-the-Wold, a classic English village nested in the Cotswalds, an area of particularly picturesque hills in central England. It was a wonderful day spent rambling through pastures with Justin's hounds, picking raspberries, wandering through a medieval fair and looking at flowers as the sun set.

Needless to say, I took lots and lots of photos. Here are a few of my favorite ordered chronologically from the beginning of the day to the end. As always, click for a bigger view and a description:

Tim Nafziger is a activist, writer, organizer and web developer. He lives in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago with his wife Charletta where he attends Living Water Community Church. He is the administrator for the Young Anabaptist Radicals blog and serves as Outreach Coordinator for Christian Peacemaker Teams. For more about his life, read his first blog post.

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