Gazette 102
OXFORD 26-29 August 2011
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The C17th CE coaching inn The Mitre where Oscar Wilde, who hadn't bothered to check the Final Examination results,
discovered he had been awarded a first in Greats by Magdalene College by reading it in The Times over breakfast
The rear bar at The Bear* one of Oxford's oldest pubs with its collection of snippets of decorative ties given by customers
from the 1950s onwards in exchange for a glass of beer, a custom no longer in operation...
Sheltering from the rain in the Turf Tavern*
View down Catte Street towards the Radclyffe Camera* (left) / The King's Arms* (right)
Building at the end of Catte Street with gilded canopied elephant weather vane
The White Horse* (left) / College on High Street
Derek relaxing before cocktail time & dinner
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Photographs © Derek & Sheila Henderson 2011