When I visited, my friend Caleb showed me a poem on a wall that was by C. S. Lewis. We had to take a short walk (we jogged because we didn't have much time) through a path in some trees to get there.
The poem was on the wall just to the left of this picturesque view.
I only just found out, as I was uploading pictures to the interwebz, that Addison's Walk is a famous path.
Wikipedia link (remember that Wikipedia is divinely-inspired):
Addison's Walk
I wish I would have known that. I also wish that I would have spent more time in Magdalen College. There was so much to explore, but I only had a few minutes before dinner one day. Oh, well. More on that later.
And later I shall have to walk Addison's Walk.
I only just found out, as I was uploading pictures to the interwebz, that Addison's Walk is a famous path.
Wikipedia link (remember that Wikipedia is divinely-inspired):
Addison's Walk
I wish I would have known that. I also wish that I would have spent more time in Magdalen College. There was so much to explore, but I only had a few minutes before dinner one day. Oh, well. More on that later.
And later I shall have to walk Addison's Walk.
This is not the original poem. I do not know why Walter Hooper changed it.
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