Oxford Times: New Video of My Time in Oxford with Lewis, Morse and Endeavour.

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Hi everyone and welcome to my fourth video of my time in Oxford. This video is set around my time at the Victoria Arms pub and the Bridge of Sighs. I hope you enjoy.

Author: Chris Sullivan

After having looked after my mum for some 11 years she is now unfortunately in a nursing home. I'm afraid her dementia worsened as did her physical capabilities. So, for the first time in 21 years I find myself no longer caring for anyone. Apart from my mum I was also a single parent to two children and also looked after my dad who had Alzheimers, (he died in 2005). So, I have decided to return to University to try and get another degree this time in English Literature. (My other degree I got some 30 years ago is one in Ecological Science. Firstly I have to complete an intensive year at college which starts at the end of August 2018. If I pass the college year I will then be able to go straight into Edinburgh University. A busy time ahead made even busier by my writing a book on the TV series, Lewis.

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  1. Thanks for the video, matey. I noticed the house with blue plaque at 3:50 and determined it is Cromwell’s House, 17 Mill Lane, Marston. The Morse clip from ‘The Remorseful Day’ is great.

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      1. The final episode of Lewis, ‘What Lies Tangled’, was just shown in the US. Kate McMurdoch has a room near the Bridge of Sighs.

  2. Oh Chris, you do not know how exciting and amazing it is to practically “be there” thanks to you and your camera. By the visit Victorian Arms pub, That was incredible, I even felt the bumps of the road – ja ja ja ja-
    Fantastic, and the wind¡¡ My God amazing, really, and th Bridge of Sighs… thanks, thanks especially for people like me, living so far away; SouhAmerica, So keep going. ’cause we’ll be with you. Thanks again from the bottom of my heart. The best for you

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    1. Oh Maria thank you so much for the lovely comment. My intention all along was to allow people who might never get the chance to visit Oxford to see it from a ‘real’ view other than just through the television shows.

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