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The Hertford college bridge taken from an angle. We nearly went all around oxford looking for this. We had seen a picture of it in the Youth Hostel and looked on the back of the photo to see what it was. We knew what it whas but we didn't know where, so we just walked around the corner and we found it. |
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This is a bike park. Everyone had bikes in Oxford because it was very flat. I had never seen so many bikes in one place at a time. They even had seperate roads for bikes to go on. |
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The All Souls college. Taken from the top of the Cathedral. The two towers at the back are the Hawksmoors Towers. This is so beuatiful that I would definetly live here than in a castle, anyway, the castle was pretty much destroyed in one of the various wars they had around this area. |
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Gargoyles on the wall of a college. These were probably fairly recently carverd because when most of the gargoyles you see were made they didn't really have studies on animals and they always looked at animals as "not worth knowing about" things.
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| The Giant Anteater at the Natural History Museum. When I was in London in 2000 I bought a soft toy anteater at the Natural History Museum. I named her Sarah after another anteater, in one of Gerald Durrels books, who was called Sarah Hug-a-sack because she was a baby and her mother had been killed and she would hug a sack instead of hugging her mother. | I am standing in front of the Mammoth that they used in the mostly computer animated film 'Walking with Beasts.' afterward when I was in Edinbourgh I bought A soft toy Mammoth from a science fiction bookshop. It was right next to one of the best (in my opinion) fossil shops in the world. |
