Sunday, 1 September 2013

Oxford

 Whilst walking The Thames path I stayed overnight in Oxford. The next morning before returning to the path I wandered around the city whilst it was free of crowds.
Keats described Oxford as the finest city in the world-it is full of old Gothic buildings, spires, towers, quadrangles, cloisters, groves etc and is surrounded with more clear streams than I ever saw together.

Judge for yourself.

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12 comments:

  1. Wonderful photos, I like Oxford and used to frequent it a lot when I was younger, now I find it is full of tourists & beggars

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  2. I am getting homesick ! I loved Oxford so much ! I stayed in the Belliol college for 3 days in a student's room, just great !
    Tomorrow I am off to the Lake Geneva with two friends ! 800 km to drive, but we do it in two days.

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  3. I have only been in Cambridge, but Oxford looks like a visit worth too. Lovely pictures of the old city buildings.

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  4. Lots of beautiful photos and glad you are having such fun exploring ~ carol, xo

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  5. Amazing architecture! It must be a wonderful place to wander around and so many beautiful things to photograph. Great series of photos.

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  6. Judging by your photos, I'd say Keats may be right...sure would love to verify that in person tho!!!

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  7. What a fantastic place indeed and what terrific captures! I would love to visit there!! Your post is the next best thing!! Thanks for sharing!! Hope you have a great week!!

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  8. Grand architecture! Love the way you framed them. Hope I will be able to visit some day.

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  9. Greand place and tour!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River.

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  10. Great looking place - I find it hard to believe I have never been there!!

    Maybe next year!

    Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

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  11. Of course I agree - I grew up hanging out in Oxford !Thank you for taking me back on a trip down memory lane - wonderful photos
    Wrenx

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