OXFORD | 4K Narrated Walking Tour | Let's Walk 2021

Join me for a walk around the legendary city of Oxford, best-known as the home of the oldest university in the English-speaking world! But along with the wealth of colleges and striking university buildings to be found around the city, there's even more to Oxford, from its role in the English Civil War to serving as the place where a number of works of fiction were inspired!
On our walk around Oxford, we pass countless interesting landmarks, just a few of which include Christ Church, Christ Church Cathedral, Alice's Shop, Tom Tower, St. Aldate's Church, Oxford Town Hall, Carfax Tower, High Street, Oxford Covered Market, Lincoln College, Brasenose College, the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Magpie Lane, Merton College, Corpus Christi College, University College, the Examinations Schools, Magdalen College, Queen's Lane, All Souls' College, the Radcliffe Camera, the Bodleian Library, the Bridge of Sighs, the Clarendon Building, the Sheldonian Theatre, the White Horse Pub, Balliol College, the site of the execution of the Oxford Martyrs, the Martyrs' Memorial, The Randolph Hotel, the Ashmolean Museum, St. Mary Magdalene Church, Cornmarket Street, St. Peter at the Northgate Church, Queen Street, Oxford County Hall and Oxford Castle and Prison.
Thank you so much to the following sites for their help in my research of Oxford:
kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2moe2lnnMike5o
www.ox.ac.uk/about/organisation/history
www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/
www.ox.ac.uk/visitors/map
www.historic-uk.com/HistoryMagazine/DestinationsUK/Oxford-City-of-Dreaming-Spires/
0:00 The Meadow Building (Christ Church)
0:50 Christ Church
1:58 Christ Church Cathedral
2:55 Christ Church
3:03 St. Aldate's
3:15 Alice's Shop
3:46 St. Aldate's
4:39 Tom Tower
5:39 St. Aldate's
5:53 St. Aldate's Church
6:14 Tom Tower
6:26 St. Aldate's
7:22 Oxford Town Hall
7:38 St. Aldate's
8:16 Carfax
8:27 Carfax Tower
8:48 Carfax
9:15 High Street
10:08 Oxford Covered Market
10:35 High Street
10:40 Former All Saints' Church (Lincoln College Library)
11:01 High Street
11:40 Brasenose College
12:10 University Church of St. Mary the Virgin
12:43 High Street
12:52 Magpie Lane
14:38 Merton College Chapel
14:54 Merton Street
15:06 Merton College Chapel
15:23 Merton Street
16:13 Merton College
16:40 Merton Street
18:43 Examinations Schools
19:09 Merton Street
19:27 High Street
19:54 Magdalen College
20:11 High Street
20:51 Examinations Schools
21:23 High Street
21:36 Queen's Lane
22:19 High Street
23:36 All Souls' College
23:55 High Street
24:25 Catte Street
24:46 Radcliffe Camera
25:15 University Church of St. Mary the Virgin
25:45 Radcliffe Camera
26:37 Catte Street
26:47 Bodleian Library
27:10 Catte Street
27:19 Bridge of Sighs (Hertford College)
27:58 Catte Street
28:10 Clarendon Quad
28:41 Clarendon Building
28:51 Old Schools Quadrangle (Bodleian Library)
29:28 Statue of 3rd Earl of Pembroke
29:52 Tower of the Five Orders
30:16 Old Schools Quadrangle (Bodleian Library)
30:44 Clarendon Quad
31:01 Sheldonian Theatre
31:59 Divinity School
32:12 Sheldonian Theatre
32:29 Harry Potter Scar
32:45 Sheldonian Theatre
32:57 Broad Street
33:17 The White Horse Pub
33:38 Broad Street
34:37 Balliol College
35:05 Broad Street
35:26 Site of the execution of the Oxford Martyrs
35:46 Broad Street
36:15 Magdalene Street East
36:31 St. Mary Magdalene Church
36:57 Magdalene Street East
37:37 Martyrs' Memorial
38:11 The Randolph Hotel
38:29 Beaumont Street
38:46 Ashmolean Museum
39:17 The Randolph Hotel
39:34 Beaumont Street
39:41 Magdalene Street
41:11 Cornmarket Street
41:24 St. Peter at the Northgate Church
42:01 Cornmarket Street
44:10 Carfax
44:30 Queen Street
46:02 Bonn Square
46:26 Westgate Shopping Centre
46:45 Queen Street
47:01 New Road
47:50 Old Oxfordshire County Hall
48:03 New Road
48:19 Oxford Prison
49:13 Oxford Castle
50:46 Oxford Castle & Prison
52:15 Thank you for watching!
Stats for nerds:
Distance walked: 2.2 miles/3.5km
Step count: 4400 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 51 mins 50 secs
Average speed: 2.5mph/4kmh
Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.

[@LetsWalkUK]

🎤 To watch with subtitles - please click the 'CC' button on your KZbin video player :) Good evening! And welcome to a bumper walk around the heart of one of England's most famous cities: Oxford! From its university to its castle and the many hidden stories that lie within, there's a wealth of riveting history and stunning sights to be found in Oxford, just a few of which we'll visit on this tour! One thing that we didn't get a chance to see in Oxford was the city's rivers, of which there are two. By Magdalen College, you'll find the picturesque River Cherwell, while on the opposite side of the city is the River Isis. The Isis is actually just the River Thames, which flows all the way towards London, but the river in Oxford is often known as the Isis when referred to in the world of rowing, a big part of university life in the city!

[@petershum2001]

Thank you very much. It was very enjoyable and rich of knowledge on every corner in the town of Oxford. Loving it. and Thanks for the great work indeed :)

[@elihouse1994]

Oxford is so beautiful! The old buildings and architecture are honestly stunning.

[@ColleenWoodward-q5o]

Thank you for this informative tour. My son will be attending St. Cross college this fall for his masters. I’m so proud he will get an education from such a prestigious university with incredible history.

[@MrTorleon]

Thank you for your comprehensive tour around Oxford. As an alumnus of Merton College, and retired academic of thirty plus years, may I mention that Merton College is also home to the oldest continuously functioning college library in the world ! The ' time ceremony ' you talked about is great fun, walking backwards to preserve the time/space continuum :) Merton Street also has one of the roughest road surfaces in all of Oxford - cyclists beware :( Wonderful tour, well narrated, with all the essential city history - top shelf indeed !

[@Fitness4London]

My dad read PPE (Philosophy, Politics & Economics for anyone who doesn't know!) at Corpus Christi College back in the late 1940s, a stone's throw from your college. As the son of a bricklayer and a domestic servant, he was the first in his family to go to university, winning a scholarship to Oxford. His time at Oxford University was one of the highlights of his life.

[@MrTorleon]

@@Fitness4London Thank you so much for your interesting comment. Yes, I know Corpus Christi College well, and enjoyed the company of a number of colleagues there. Sadly, not all students who entered university from, may I say more humble backgrounds were treated with equality and respect, especially in the 1940`s. Happily everything has changed since then, with students from many different backgrounds and economic circumstances. Your father must have impressed, to win a scholarship, and entrance to Oxford University - and it was a delight for me to read this :)

[@Fitness4London]

@@MrTorleon Great to hear that you had good social/academic links with Corpus Christi. My dad mixed with other colleges and had lifelong friends from his time at Oxford. I think he did well at interview because from an early age he had strong views backed up by persuasive arguments. You're right, the diversity at Oxford University (and The Other Place!!!) has improved so much recently.

[@MrTorleon]

@@Fitness4London Indeed, and Oxford University, as with other universities, continues to expand it`s accessibility for potential students from a wide and diverse range of social and economic backgrounds. I began my undergrad year just as the university embarked on a ( highly contentious ) programme to make all colleges bi-gender - a process not completed - if my memory serves, for well over twenty five years. Strongly supported for the most part, but with a vocal faction who considered it the end of Oxford University - but it all worked out beautifully :) Once again, I genuinely appreciate knowing of your fathers time at Oxford.I too have had lifelong friends, catching up during my frequent visits - although, alas, a number have inevitably since passed away. Thank you :)

[@ROSCO608]

You tour guide flirts with perfection, thank you!

[@WalksandAdventures]

If anyone doubted Oxford has a lot to show, just look at how dense this timeline is hahaha

[@LetsWalkUK]

Ha ha absolutely - it's incredible just how much there is in Oxford, but as you say the timeline shows just how densely-packed the city is with sights, and all easily walkable in a short amount of time too :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!

[@iwx4021]

I've lived near Oxford all my life, and I've been attending university there for 3 years now. I find new things to see, things that I have never noticed before, every week! I love this place

[@aquibhayat9075]

You're talking like an Indian

[@iwx4021]

I had crushed a whole bag and was tweaking at like 8 am soz man It sounds like AI @@aquibhayat9075

[@bentownsend4017]

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[@suzannewilliamson3304]

Thank you for an outstanding tour of Oxford. Such a magnificent city with history on every corner. I'm impressed by all the historical facts you put into this tour and really enjoyed listening. Also great to see your subscriber numbers increasing. 👏👏

[@LetsWalkUK]

And thank you so much for watching and those wonderful words! Indeed Oxford is a beautiful city absolutely filled to the brim with history - and we only just covered a bit of it on this tour :) Thank you for all your support on the channel too - I'm really glad that you and many others are enjoying the walks!

[@BenSussmanpro]

Awesome, no-nonsense travelogue!

[@josephbasha2941]

I lived for many decades near Oxford and was bLue badge guide lecturer for over 20 years till I attained 75 years ,I love Oxford as Town and Gown and most of all I certainly enjoyed your exquisite and most informative tour of my beloved Oxford merci

[@expecto1982]

Give a big applause to Pluto for merging everything so beautifully

[@uranusmundus6332]

Marvelous!!!

[@Hope-uq1vn]

My nephew is reading physics at wadham college, started this year, I will be visiting him next week so thank you for a very much enjoyable and informative video. Oxford is simply stunning. It’s no wonder Hitler planned to base his headquarters here if he won the war.

[@Chelmervalleyhigh]

Absolutely loved this. It helped that the sun was shining but so many beautiful buildings to see. Thank you.

[@calvingrondahl1011]

I have never visited Oxford… Thank you for your history tour.

[@cbwilson2398]

What an extraordinarily useful and absorbing tour. Having recently visited Oxford, I can say that this video has greatly enhanced my understanding and appreciation for this historic city and university. I do appreciate that you, the narrator, didn't insert himself visually into the tour, which I find distracting in many similar videos.

[@diemvarndell8612]

Thank you so much for your time and knowledges to share this video. I work for OUP. I do love this city very much. I am proud to call it" my beloved Oxford city ".

[@lowersaxon]

This is simply brilliant. Thank you so very much. Greetings from Germany.

[@wtt274]

The best video of introduction to Oxford University I have seen so far . Thank you so much and your effort is very appreciated !

[@davidcunningham3813]

You might enjoy this.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/haWqoHVtibuViq8

[@bhagathlalgatla3098]

Outstanding tour and voice over for thorough knowledge on Oxford

[@wendytsui0]

Really enjoyed all your narrated walking tours. Thank you.

[@LetsWalkUK]

That's so kind of you to say! I'm really glad you're enjoying them - and rest assured there are many more to come :) Thank you for watching!

[@westyorkshiretraveller]

Your amazing at what you do, not sure if you been told this before but you have an amazing voice, sound like a radio presenter, funny as it may sound thats what i feel about it, your knowledge on these places are amazing, your a true inspiration

[@LetsWalkUK]

Ha ha that's very kind of you to say! I'm always trying to make sure that the narration is as clear as possible, so that you can get to grips with the complex and fascinating histories of places like Oxford! And with a lot of research into making these videos, I'm absolutely loving learning about the often-overlooked histories of towns and cities from around the country! Thank you so much for watching and for your very nice comments - I'm really glad you're enjoying the walks :)

[@westyorkshiretraveller]

@Let's Walk! oh yes you did amazing research. I'm surprised no one else has said that about your voice. The amount of research you done into these places is amazing. Learning alot as I go along. You done some amazing locations too keep up the amazing work you inspired me alot.

[@Илья-щ9й6ж]

Это потрясающе! Большое вам спасибо за этот красивый и увлекательный фильм! Я мечтаю посетить Британию и непременно Оксфорд!

[@hanaan359]

I don't usually comment on videos but this has to be one of the best videos I've ever watched! It was so informative and I was overwhelmed by the beauty of Oxford. Thank you so much for this lovely video! ❤

[@javedalive-z4h]

BEAUTIFUL OXFORD ❤

[@LivingWalks]

Hi there, just wanted to drop by and say how much I enjoy your smoothly filmed and considered style and your informative narration too. Very enjoyable as always, keep them coming, you know they are appreciated. All the best Yvonne and Mike

[@chukuen]

Amazing video! I will visit Oxford this weekend and will follow your steps to tour around the beautiful Oxford. Thanks a lot!

[@kimlongsain6829]

Thank you very much for the narrative walking tour. I very much appreciate this walking tour. Cheers

[@2H80vids]

Great stuff, nicely narrated.👍😁

[@analiacroci]

Thanks for a great tour of Oxford!

[@timdaugherty5921]

Cant wait to visit there!!

[@OlgasBritishFells]

Thank you for narrating it with voice. I watched your Haworth video, which I really enjoyed but I struggled capturing the visuals and reading at the same time. Your voice narration is the best. I really enjoy your delightful, enjoyable and educational videos.

[@GeorgeWestwater]

Fantastic, well done. I just watched your Berwick upon Tweed video and subscribed. I plan to watch them all. Just to plan my trips. Thank you.

[@sivavarma1502]

Leaving oxford for bristol for my new job in few days. Going to miss this place very much. This is my first hometown in UK.

[@markphillipson768]

Another great tour, what a Spectacular, Historic City. Your Vlogs make me do allot more research on all your Walk locations.

[@AzzaYCF]

A really interesting tour - thanks! 😊

[@CodrutaMariaKuder-oj1xb]

Such a wonderful place and people! I will be there.

[@dorinalemouel7679]

What a great video! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@EdMcF1]

Wonderful! So much in there, and necessarily, much left out. Next time perhaps the inside of the Covered Market, a bit about Blackwells bookshop and Basil himself, and the lane past St Edmund Hall up to New College; and down St Giles past the Eagle and Child and the Lamb and Flag?

[@LetsWalkUK]

Absolutely! As you say there's so much to Oxford, and I couldn't quite cover it all in just the one walk (my camera battery barely made it through this one!) But in future I'll definitely have a look at many of the fascinating places you've mentioned and more :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!

[@angelaharris6577]

Eagle and child closed as is lamb and flag… new buyer not reopening. Both closed down

[@katemills5858]

A fabulous introduction and taster for my forthcoming visit to this glorious city. Better than any guide book, thank you!

[@expecto1982]

25:32: That one in the distance is from Metal-Plastic. Australia had it before we got it back.

[@johnpercival116]

I have lived just outside of and worked all my life in Oxford and in most of the places featured in your video, (Richard Ward Construction) but I learnt more about the place in the last 52 minutes than I’ve ever learnt in the last 42 years. Really made me appreciate Oxford a lot more. The Harry Potter fact is a really nice point, I’ll be forever telling people about that now! “You see this mark here, I bet you don’t know what it means.” 😉 🤓 And it’s nice to see these places without the hassle of traffic and hundreds of people getting in my way. 😂 🙏🏼 ☺️

[@mattson_m07]

What part of Oxford did you live in?

[@davidcunningham3813]

You might enjoy the footage here.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haWqoHVtibuViq8

[@MaudeD153]

Thanks for the concise information You have offered about Oxford! 😊

[@geonalugala]

Fantastic. I feel like a resident, already.

[@expecto1982]

27:38: Observe the windows on the bridge. They are multicolored chrome. That is characteristic of “Candy Cane” windows. Candy and sugar crystals are multi-colored if you shine a focused light on a piece of rock candy, the light filtered through give off a spectrum of light.

[@perky8340]

Another awesome tour..from 🇨🇦

[@LetsWalkUK]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk around Oxford :)

[@patriciocheltree752]

Beautiful video! Thank you

[@garrybenson527]

Best yet. Great piece of work. Thank you so much.

[@annemettelehmann8414]

thank you so much - what an inspiring tour and good stories have to see all this by myself :)

[@TheSoupier]

You walked right past Trinity college my friend. With their beautiful golden gates, it's one of the most beautiful and prestigious colleges in Oxford lol.

[@ritvikagoswami6877]

Such an outstanding tour it was. I really enjoyed it. Found your channel only today. Thank you so muchhh for bringing us such a quality video with lots of information.

[@saintetienne755]

Wonderful content, professionally present - well done!

[@michellebruce5092]

Nice walk around The town of Oxford England. Very beautiful and historical the medieval town is. Your history lessons are always great. And your walks are always enjoyable. How is your weekend? Mine is going great. We have lots of snow here in Canada. Have a great day 😀 greetings from Canada 😀

[@LetsWalkUK]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you're enjoying the walks as always :)

[@stephengraham5099]

A very enjoyable walk, one of your best. I hope you won't mind a correction. Michaelmas is pronounced micklemas. 😊

[@LetsWalkUK]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you liked the walk - Oxford certainly is a fascinating place! But with all those unorthodox pronunciations I knew I couldn't have got them all right, so thank you very much for pointing out the 'micklemas' error, I'll remember it now :)

[@lynne150351]

Hi , many thanks for posting this brilliant video, as an Oxonian it makes me so proud to walk around it with you, unfortunately I left many years ago, but i go back at least once a year,, nest could you cover the university parks, and some of the lovely old pubs featured in Morse, like the trout at godstow bridge, i always have a meal there when I visit, anyway thanks again I have subbed and look forward to watching more videos of my beloved Oxford, BTW did you know there is a tunnel that goes under the broad from the bod to Exeter college.

[@soniathurn6973]

Excelente tour and narrative

[@DownMyLocal]

Awesome job again, fab informative narration👍🏻

[@LetsWalkUK]

That's so kind of you to say! Thank you so much for watching the video - I'm really glad you found it an interesting watch :)

[@elianacapiotto_ingles]

What a lesson! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@benschaeffer8102]

The architecture alone is why Oxford and Yale remind me of each other. Even though Oxford is HUGE student-population wise compared to Yale, they just REALLY remind me of each other. I ❤'d my Midsummer at Oxford program (I studied/resided in Magdalen College, which was GORGEOUS! I did unfortunately fall into the Magdalen/Maudlin pronounciation thing 😂) when I was in grad school at Yale. BEST experience of my academic journey. I think I also approximate Oxford & Yale because they do actually have a LOT of academic connections. The city of Oxford is REALLY amazing too, and compared to New Haven, Connecticut (which I didn't particularly care for 😝 though Yale's campus is AMAZING) it PERFECTLY complements the prolific history of the University. I think the Radcliffe Camera & The Sheldonian Theatre 🎭 & The Bodleian Library are simply my FAVORITE places at Oxford. All just STUNNING in their beauty and dignity. The Ashmolean Museum & Oxford Castle & Prison were pretty cool as well.

[@edsherron]

Hi! So did you stay in the Oxford city?

[@benschaeffer8102]

@@edsherron No, I resided at Magdalen College when I was studying at Oxford, BUT, I got out into Oxford city itself quite a bit to sightsee, go to pubs, the theater, that sort of thing. Oxford is almost like a miniature version of London. It's MUCH MORE interesting than Cambridge. Ssssshhhhh, I didn't say that did I? 😂

[@edsherron]

@@benschaeffer8102 Shhh, you totally didn't! 😂. I'm planning on taking a trip to England in a few years' time to see if I should move there and am looking for all the advice I can get. Got any for me / did you see Oxfordshire (is it a good place?) and do you know of any good places to live?

[@benschaeffer8102]

@@edsherron Oh yeah, Oxford city and the surrounding Oxfordshire area are VERY nice. I'm an urban person myself, but the English countryside is really pastoral and beautiful. My favorite place in England was Cornwall (all the way down at the southern end) because I ❤️ rugged cliffs and the ocean.

[@edsherron]

@@benschaeffer8102 Did you see Carterton, Kidlington, or Wallingford? those are my top three choices as of right now 😁

[@Nataly01010]

Thanks for the video. It was interesting!

[@LetsWalkUK]

You're welcome! And thank you so much for watching - the history of Oxford certainly is a fascinating one, and we only just scratched the surface of it on this tour :)

[@wtt274]

Fantastic video that anyone who is interested in Oxford U must watch.

[@expecto1982]

37:40: You may recognize some of the buildings from the game We Happy Few which took place in Canada in the 1960s.

[@ioakimioakim1541]

such a good video and a great narrator...

[@pluffer241]

In his poem 'Thyrsis' the Victorian poet Matthew Arnold called Oxford 'the city of dreaming spires'.

[@patricklewis5741]

Bravo ! Bravo ! More please ! From NYC.

[@УМНИЦАРАЗУМНИЦА-о1ю]

Потрясающе, вы отличный рассказчик, все самое интересное кратко , но информативно. Спасибо огромное, смотрю с русскими субтитрами.

[@RileyWritey]

Impressive. Very nice. Now let's see Blackbird Leys.

[@ianjames8515]

No !!please no!!!!!!

[@georgedowns4034]

it is not that bad...

[@nanashi7779]

@Eli House Cowley is great

[@SuperMarcosulit]

Wow!..... There is very nice in Oxford, UK. 😀😀😀

[@LondonWalkbyLondonSocialite]

An awesome walking tour 🦋🦋🦋

[@LetsWalkUK]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@omarrkoroma5164]

prime minister

[@omarrkoroma5164]

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[@AbhinavVatsAvVa]

Lovely. Thanks for the history.

[@mreuropa88]

Thank you for a great tour of the City I lived in throughout my twenties. It has reminded me to revisit sometime, especially to see the site of the Oxford Martyr's execution and memorial of my name sake one Hugh Latimer.

[@expecto1982]

9:05: Is that the Bank of England building? The model for the goblin bank in Harry Potter.

[@madamlakwatsera5674]

Amazing!

[@Hossein-h7b]

Very..very nice.Thank you❤

[@expecto1982]

0:10: Our world on Andromeda moon, formerly known as “Jelly”, but now called Crazy Person World. The sky is beautiful and so pristine blue because the presence of the Metal-Glass moon in our orbit. So beautiful and so clear. But Oxford buildings were previously bigger but now removed to this moon so they feel larger than the environment they are in. These buildings haven’t looked this beautiful in a while.

[@expecto1982]

We didn’t know we were going to end up here first but everything looks great so far. As time goes by the world will expand and things will grow into their space.

[@expecto1982]

23:35: To your right is Baker Street where Holmes lived.

[@RohitKumar-we4rc]

How? baker Street is in london.

[@dieselsk8]

Great video!

[@paulfrench4831]

Love my home town …… fantastic to see the flag of St George.

[@pingoleonfernandez7638]

This works wonderfully well as study and practice material for students of English as a second language.

[@atheeralsaif7178]

Thank you so much you really help me!

[@sewong6409]

Good work! Been waiting for you to do one on Oxford. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks!

[@PegLayne]

I would love to have a map of this walk! Great video.

[@ВадимБикбулатов-я9е]

Thank you for a great walk! Greatings from Russia

[@mandk6089]

Looks really nice, I would love to visit Oxford someday. I can trace my family in Oxford all the way back to 1564 to my 11x great grandmother Elizabeth White. Greetings from Mark in Canada 🇨🇦

[@odessatan2133]

Hello. I am a student of university of oxford... I Thank your vlog to show the university. Hope I meet you

[@expecto1982]

20:31: That bus is from Earth. Is that the last one left? That’s from Seattle. The other buses are more efficient natural gas from Uranus.

[@expecto1982]

10:57: I think that’s from Seattle. It’s a church. Saturn Church

[@waleedwalker]

Amazing

[@LetsWalkUK]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!

[@kellymay9826]

I’m coming tomorrow and haven’t really planned anything. oops, can you advise some good things to do with not much budget, walking and eating are our main hobbies… thanks.

[@citywise8773]

By way of clarification: ALL students belong to a college. It’s not something they “aspire to” as stated here! You HAVE to belong to a college to study at the University. You apply to a particular college or you can make an open application when the University allocates you to a college.

[@MLaserHistory]

Nice

[@oneleggoalie]

...much appreciated...thank you 😐

[@Dave-qw7fu]

Oxford really is second to none

[@enestahsinyldrm292]

Thank you🎉

[@PedroRodriguez-dl5yt]

I would like to go to Oxford to write a mistery novel. That's the ideal place to write.

[@novianovioTV]

Great. Going back there now as a tourist 40 years after being a student. Taking more notice now. (One tiny quibble: why did you only use Lewis Carroll the pen-name, rather than the writer’s real name, Henry Dodgson)

[@сергейсергеев-ъ8о3г]

It is a very stunning trip!

[@laurakopu8970]

Brilliant, thank you!!

[@expecto1982]

We are very energy efficient and clean.

[@expecto1982]

22:50: That bus is from Mercury. Australia stole a lot of these things, buses included from Mercury and Metal-Plastic. What we have now is what we salvaged from around the world before the rabid wax dolls completely destroyed the Earth.