http://www.oxfordwalks.co.uk Guided tours of Oxford - 1000 years of Oxford in 100 minutes Sun, 09 Jan 2011 23:20:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.oxfordwalks.co.uk/2010/09/01/oxford-student-pranks-a-history-of-mischief-mayhem/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Eccentric Oxford Walking Tours: Guided tours of Oxford – 1000 years of Oxford in 100 minutes » Blog Archive » Happy New Year Sun, 09 Jan 2011 23:20:55 +0000 http://www.oxfordwalks.co.uk/?p=66#comment-32 [...] magazine, plus I’ve been busy writing for Radio 4’s The Now Show and working on my own book Oxford Student Pranks: A History of Mischief & Mayhem that’s just been published by The History Press – which is a roundabout way of explaining why [...] [...] magazine, plus I’ve been busy writing for Radio 4’s The Now Show and working on my own book Oxford Student Pranks: A History of Mischief & Mayhem that’s just been published by The History Press – which is a roundabout way of explaining why [...]

]]> http://www.oxfordwalks.co.uk/2008/05/07/walking-tours-of-oxford-in-may-and-june/comment-page-1/#comment-7 dtremblin Sun, 08 Jun 2008 07:37:26 +0000 http://www.oxfordwalks.co.uk/?p=26#comment-7 Two questions: Although I live only 25 miles from Oxford and have explored Oxford several times in the past (I grew up in America, but that was LONG ago!) for the past few years my schedule hasn't allowed many visits to one of my favourite places. I often get requests from friends/relatives (American AND British) to go for a walk in Oxford. I'd like to join one of your walks on a Sunday but have two questions: 1)What is the parking situation like in Oxford these days on a Sunday? I always use the park and ride, but have been told that on a Sunday parking is more readily available/reasonable. 2)My Sunday walks usually involve my (11 yr old mixed breed, go everywhere, well-behaved) dog. Would this pose a problem, Of course she would be on a lead and very well behaved. More so than some humans I come across on my walks! Thanks! Two questions: Although I live only 25 miles from Oxford and have explored Oxford several times in the past (I grew up in America, but that was LONG ago!) for the past few years my schedule hasn’t allowed many visits to one of my favourite places. I often get requests from friends/relatives (American AND British) to go for a walk in Oxford. I’d like to join one of your walks on a Sunday but have two questions:
1)What is the parking situation like in Oxford these days on a Sunday? I always use the park and ride, but have been told that on a Sunday parking is more readily available/reasonable.
2)My Sunday walks usually involve my (11 yr old mixed breed, go everywhere, well-behaved) dog. Would this pose a problem, Of course she would be on a lead and very well behaved. More so than some humans I come across on my walks!
Thanks!

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