Radcliffe Camera in sunshine. All Soul’s behind

A very beautiful bike rack

More pics of Radcliffe Camera

The Queens College and University Church

Oxford High Street in May during Apple Blossom

Oxford High Street is one of the most beautiful streets in the World.

It is somewhat diminished by the number of buses / coaches / gharish road signs. But, if you get up early one Sunday morning and try to avoid the signs you can see the beauty of the architecture. If only we had an underground!

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The World Harmony Run, founded by Sri Chinmoy, passes through Oxford.

The run is dedicated to promoting peace and friendship between different peoples.

A Virgin Sponsored hot air balloon flies over All Soul’s College, affording great views from the Sky.

That is something I’d love to do sometime….

South Parks at Sunset

The Setting Sun

Oxford Skyline

Towards Cowley Road

The dreaming spires

Welcome to my weblog of Oxford. I post here depending on my inspiration. It is mainly a photo blog, though sometimes the photos may inspire me to write.

Queens Lane looking towards All Soul’s College. A beautiful part of Oxford covered in snow.

I have lived in Oxford since 1995, when I came to study PPE at Lady Margaret Hall Oxford. I work as an economics teacher and a blogger. More about me

Queens College Lane and St Edmund College

Queen’s Lane, Queens College is on the left.

A famous shot of Radcliffe Camera

Ashmoleum on the left. St Giles ahead.

These were taken on Thursday 7th January 2010 at the Martyrs’ Memorial on St Giles, Oxford. If you visit my flikr page – tejvan, you can see higher res images.

More Oxford snow pics

South Parks snow and snowmen

All Souls College

Radcliffe Camera

Oxford Snowmen at Martyr’s Memorial St Giles

A snowy St Giles

Radcliffe Camera
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Christ Church Meadow

some pictures of Oxford January 2010.

Magdalen Tower

Christ Church Meadow early sunny morning

Christ Church Meadow

Bridge – River Thames

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