Gables Guest House
6 Cumnor Hill, Oxford
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Gables Guest House Oxford

6 Cumnor Hill Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, OX2 9HA, United Kingdom

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Oxford

A travel blog entry by mollyandmikeuk

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For some reason I am feeling very unintelligent after visiting Oxford.... Oxford is an awesome day trip city. We decided to make more than a day of it and spend the night at a B&B. It was Valentine's Day after all.... It was a great weekend. Just being around all that knowledge gave me the urge to learn something.... anything.... right now. I …

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Shamrocks and Sunglasses

A travel blog entry by kitestrings

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... stickers floating around and there's finally a picture of me there. Because I'm red-eyed, I've been walking around singing 'I am a vampire' song for a while. Daphne was a darling and made me Baileys and hot chocolate. I'm still a bit red in the eye but I'm not as itchy and it's no longer trying to give me gucky colour, helping my theory that it's viral.

There's a wedding down either two or three stories and I can hear it clearly, the bass ...

Walkin' in Sunshine

A travel blog entry by becklett

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... unfortunately, we were driving quickly and I couldn't snap any photos. Back in Oxford, Holly and I both gathered our things (she'd spent the last two nights at Maria's house) and we headed into town. Holly went on her way and Maria and I went to The Giraffe to have dinner before I caught the bus to Northampton. We had a delicious dinner and scrumptious coffee; I had a cappucino with crumbled amaretto cookies on top.

All too soon, it was time to say goodbye ...

Elegance and Relaxation

A travel blog entry by becklett

... referenced in one of my favorite British novels by A. S. Byatt, Posession.

We saw some gorgeous pheasants and hilarious geese that kept chasing each other. Of course, Holly had to get in on the fun and chase the scary (her word) geese as well. There were also a lot of SHEEP around, and they were kind enough to leave plenty of evidence of their existence as they went on their merry little way. A lot of families were out and ...

Crossing the Pond

A travel blog entry by becklett

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... turbulence hit-and it hit HARD. The rest of the night was like a game of tag with me sleeping, then being jarred awake by the captain urgently saying, "Flight attendants, take your seats!" and then being bounced around like a ball. This repetition went on all night and most of the flight. It was only during the last hour of flight that we had thirty uninterrupted minutes of the "no seatbelt sign" being turned off. Needless to say, it was not a restful ...

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