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Pilgrim Soul
Join Date: May 2004
Location: watching the wonga-wonga birds circle...
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I was rather younger and fitter in my Oxford days but it is a perfectly easy walk from LMH to the Bird and Baby - I used to have the occasional lecture at Norham Gardens. Obviously not as close as Somervile but ...
I haven't booked yet - I haven't decided if I am staying up yet and if so whether for 1 or 2 nights. But don't let that stop you... it took me hours to pluck up the courage to introduce myself to Dave and Lal so it would take well beyond Friday night to meet people I know less... I always prefered the Lamb and Flag but I believe it has been tarted up now it used to be very Inspector Morse...
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Cryptic Aura
Join Date: May 2002
Posts: 6,003
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Why not meet under Tolkien's pinus nigra in the Botanical Gardens? It's just off High Street by the river, which would provide a meandering walk to Lady Margaret Hall.
As I recall, even with a bad knee, most of Oxford was quite walkable, even from the cemetary to High Street. That includes the B&B, the Lamb, and the Mitre. If only there weren't those protestors at Heathrow complaining about all the polluting air travellers! And only if such air fair were more reasonable. ![]() I suppose I could set up a paypal account and ask for donations for the travel costs. I recall burrahobbit doing that. Think it would work for me? Will Downers help me make my way East?
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