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Hello everyone. I hope this post finds you in good health, mentally as well as physically.
As most of you know I visited Oxford last week (18th – 24th May). Here are some videos and photographs from that trip. This especially for those who do not use other social media like Facebook, X, Instagram etc.
So, let’s get started. There will be more videos and pictures next week.
Enjoy.
First up, the River Thames at the Folly Bridge.
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Up next the police station that was used in the Morse series.
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Update on what is happening at The Eagle and Child pub.
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The Head of the River Pub and Restaurant from The Folly Bridge. The Head of the River was used in a few Lewis episodes.
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Having a pint in the King’s Arms. Only used once in the Morse Universe: Morse episode, Deadly Slumber.
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Philip’s Bookshop on St Aldates.
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I met Colin Dexter at the High Street, Oxford.
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Quakers meeting place on St Giles.
I visited the Chequer’s Pub off the High Street. I knew it had no connection to the Morse Universe but it looked nice. However…
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Two views of Christ Church.
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I like Cambridge better.
Yes, but other than James Hathaway, it has no connection to the Morse Universe.
I don’t remember Hathaway being in any Morse episodes?
Very nice videos and scenes. I like that quotation from one of Morse’s episodes! I tried to access the video on Thursday but the sound was awful and could not understand it.
These are really great. Chris. I look forward to more videos. See you Thursday, I hope.
Nice to see Oxford again.
Barbara, Hathaway is in the Lewis series, part of the “Morse Universe” (Morse, Lewis, Endeavour)