Here is a view looking south down Walton Street, from The Jericho Café, Oxford.
It was raining outside. People peered in through the windows. One person actually came inside the café to look at my picture. Or maybe it was to escape temporarily from the rain. They looked at the picture, in any case, and made cheerful and encouraging comments. Then they went out in the rain again.
The Phoenix Picture house is a cinema. On the left is The Jericho Tavern, a pub and music venue.
Here is work in progress on the picture, and a map. As you see, Jericho is on the fringes of the map. The Jericho Cafe is at the junction of Observatory Street (off the top of the map) and Walton Street. This map is out of date. The place labelled “Radcliffe Infirmery” (top left) has now been redeveloped as the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter. On this site are the Mathematical Institute (opened in 2013) and the Blavatnik School of Government (opened in 2015). You can walk through the site to the Woodstock Road, past the Radcliffe Observatory which has the signs of the zodiac carved around it, including a realistic large-size crab.
Location of The Jericho Café and Phoenix Picture house circled in red. 
Work in progress on the picture, in The Jericho Café. Picture took about 1hr30min. Two colours: Phthalo Turquoise (W&N) and Burnt Umber (DS)
I was also practising drawing people.
In the delayed train. 
A woman on the train. 
A woman reading the newspaper.
