A great year at Alton. Common themes and contrasts arise from six very different ministries, pooled openly in a context of deep knowledge, mutual liking and great respect. Experience is captured, Perspectives shift, new angles emerge.
Why don’t everyone do this?![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEirAGRyGgNp03QZJVDZy7YcCoyq4iccEZZCn31CO2A1cfn4_lFVrlLVYzKS1ji_drU8vpIU5iE9jQUrUqmgp9z3YYzolUuJlqwpa3bzJblmZ11IujP5zKnq26B48crhyphenhyphenmscfgvvOoGLg-Y/s320/IMG_2308.jpg)
This year’s
Discursive Reflection has been particularly well aided and abetted by its location — the Best Pub in the World, the
Sun at Bentworth. Mary keeps good beer and runs a fine house of Discursive Reflection. (Obscure Note to self:
Pickled Partridge especially good starter)
Australia, of course, being down under, poses particular challenges for discursive reflection, as witness this gem from less-well-known-than-he ought-to-be-in-England comic Shaun Micallef:
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