Port Meadow Oxford

... of the cheese was the "cheeky" name it had been given, "Drunken Vicar." Speaking of cheese, Penny took us to Port Meadow for a memorable picnic featuring some excellent Cheshire cheese. The meadow was a charming setting to enjoy the greenery and see ...

... of paths and see the River Thames and also ride alongside the Oxford Canal.  Whilst on the canal path we stop at Port Meadow, basically a flood plain where cows and horses graze freely, and a million birds descend on each year to nest.  On the ...

After our hike through the Port Meadow, we went to Formal Hall at Merton. Meghan's friends Ruth and Jake gave us a tour of the college grounds; we saw the Chapel, the Fellows Garden, a quad for Bodley (who built the library for all of Oxford), and the ...

... from class today and we set off on an adventure. We walked through town and picked up burgers and chips for our walk across the Port Meadow. We walked along a path by the river--there were geese, swans, cows, and horses in the meadow. After about thirty ...

... much excitement as of late.  I had a number of administrative tasks yesterday, so I took a walk along the Oxford canal to the Port Meadow, and that's about it. The Port Meadow consists of supposedly the oldest common fields in England...it's even ...