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EPPING FOREST OUTDOOR GROUP
A day trip to Oxford on 17th March 2007 for some, for others a cycling weekend staying at Oxford Youth Hostel. Those on the day trip took a guided walking tour around the City, visiting a number of the colleges with an excellent guide - who described himself as coming from Mesopotomia. His knowledge of Oxford - and his love of England - was outstanding. His chastising of some Japanese tourists who weren't respecting the "Private" notices was both amusing and food for thought - New College's motto: 'Manners Makyth Man'. The cyclists and the tourists met up for a meal together at the Youth Hostel before either turning in for the night, or driving back home. However, for the drivers or driven, there was yet another walk: to the out-of-town car-park - having missed the last bus!!
Oxford Spires, a dome and some chimneys, 17th March 2007
In the Bodleian Library
From the tower of St. Michael's-at-the-North-Gate, Oxford's oldest building 
Oxford, 17th March 2007
Hawksmoor architecture, Oxford
The Radcliffe Camera - built between 1737 and 1749 and designed to house a library endowed by John Radcliffe. The round design of the building was proposed by Nicholas Hawksmoor.
The Great Hall, Christ Church College, Oxford
Fred, Paul, Maz and Peter
Christ Church College, Oxford
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