
The hill is very chalky, so long ago people would dig ditches and make chalk pictures. The National Trust now keeps some of these preserved. The Uffington White Horse is one of the largest, but there are many of these hill figures across the English Countryside. Clara (the geologist) tried to tell me something about the hills, but I just heard "blah blah blah strike and dip blah blah blah." Some people need to learn how to not talk about technical stuff when others clearly aren't following and aren't interested. [edit: (sarcasm)]
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Hey Todd, glad to see you are enjoying Oxford. I wanted to do that ride myself but I never got a chance. I'll be in Oxford for a couple of days at the end of June, hopefully I'll run into you. Enjoy your summmer!
Best,
Noah
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