The riveting archaic history that had stomped through the grounds of Oxford University. Another nostalgic and pristine manuscript written in the author's very own unique, authentic style which draws attention throughout the twenty-first century. Whether it was academic integrity within pharmaceutical science, or playing catch-up study at the Bodleian Library, both nourishing and vitalised meals at lunchtime, with choices from baguette bar, or Christ church-cooked meals. The tranquillity set through the lunchtime daily walks throughout the University Park with acres of woodland to roam, retreat and find relief from academia. The manicured setting flanked the river Cherwell had brought a sudden serenity to one's wellbeing! Amid the woodland and riverside, there was captivating flora and fauna that brought natural life to the setting. The glorified botanic gardens kept a solace resonance, where many people would feel free and at peace, it was a funny thing the vibe that such a plantation would reflect upon one's emotions.
A manuscript that is carefully directed in a grandiloquent, altruistic and unique style that speaks volumes, and in such a splendid and vibrant undertone. You can set your sights on Oxfordshire's historic landmarks and the oldest recorded University in Great Britain. Walking amid the foundations, through Oxford's University grounds, The Bodleian Library, The Botanic Gardens, and The University Park area, with acres of scenery, woodlands, The River Cherwell, and Jim Bob's Baguette bar. Many sporting activities were held amid the park area recreational grounds, such as football, Rugby, and athletes running daily through the woodland area. Many students would often take a walk or visit the park for some tranquillity time or even bring a book, draw some sketches, paintings and take notes for academic studies perhaps. The University Park was such a solace place, where many students would find a strong sense of relief and freedom from academia, a place to unwind, or even let their thoughts transpire into an occupied state of contentment. (David had a Dream!) He and his eight other friends, Daphne Johnson, Verity Page, Eldora Jenkins, Samantha Hutchinson, Jasper Flynn, William Macintyre, Darius Silva, and Paul Barrera all had one or two things in common, they had all studied at Oxford University reading a full-time Pharmaceutical Science Degree BSc. David and four boys had found themselves triumphant playing in the Oxford University Polo Club, with David Smith in jersey number 1, Darius Silva, jersey number 2, Jasper Flynn, jersey number 4 and William Macintyre in jersey number 3. David had ultimately chased his dream; they were to play against their rival Cambridge in the Atlantic Cup. Come and enjoy this definitive manuscript that helps you resonate and succumb to the heart of your youth or even imitate a student throughout the start of the twenty-first century in one of the UK's most prestigious Universities. Come and explore what daily methodical persistence it takes to end up as a graduate student and believe me, your journey has just begun!
