Botanic Gardens Oxford

... with the inclement weather - aaah theres the England I know and love (yeah right). This put paid to our plans to go to the Botanic Gardens - walking through a garden in the rain, no matter how beautiful, is not my idea of fun - no singing in the rain for ...

... that is right I am here for uni), then we met up in the arvo and had a picnic lunch by the river, before going to the Botanic Gardens and walking back to my flat which is where we are now. Tomorrow we leave for Wales via Nottingham to visit Jess, very ...

... his wife tottered off, she, the car driver, only marginally less tottery than he. I then spent some time in the Botanic Gardens and loved it. Took photos of the 1648 Border. In 1648 Jacob Bobart, the first Superintendent of the Garden published a ...

... had missed the visitors’ hours and had to settle for the view from the road. Regardless, it was still breathtaking. The Botanic Gardens across the street were also closed. However, I was able to get some better pictures of Magdalen College from the ...

Oxford for a weekend before rod goes to bangkok... punting down the ricer with randoms from malaysia...! botanic gardens... lovely ...

... College, Mary's Church of the Virgin and Christ Church (the dining hall from the Harry Potter movies). Nat loved the oldest Botanic Gardens in Britain. It was impressive to see a variety of plants clinging to the old city walls surrounding the ...