Tagged: Wildlife

Victorian cemetery established in 1847 on Merton College land. The resting place of Kenneth Grahame, Walter Pater, Charles Williams and the Mad Hatter's reputed model — now a wildlife refuge with muntjac deer and pheasants.

A gentle river walk from the heart of North Oxford to a village pub — through parks, past punts, and into the countryside.

Ancient common land, wild horses, ruined abbeys, and two of Oxford's best riverside pubs.

Oxford's full river traverse — from the gentle weirs of Iffley to the wild expanse of Port Meadow.