horsey hair-do
Thames in flood at Port Meadow
footpath to Aristotle Lane
still a small patch of grass left
flooded meadow
old Oxford college barge
flooded marina
path to the rainbow bridge
river in all directions
dangerous river
bridge to Fiddler's Island
river path at Fiddler's Island
November rosehips
November tree against the sky
November in Burgess Field
November walk in the meadow
Perch pub sign
November sunshine at the Perch
autumn berries
autumn riverside
sundown by the river
golden evening along the Thames
tunnel through the trees
one, two, three swans
white swans
Port Meadow in flood
Port Meadow flood
whirlpools in the swollen river
bridge to nowhere
risking his life to keep fit
flooding at Fiddler's Island
young boy playing with death
dicing with death
sunset on the flooded land
willows in the flood
Fiddler's Island causeway
Thames Path under water
water over the bridge
the sharp end
gantry at Bossom's Boatyard
old college barge at Medley
one, two, three kayaks
puddles on the Thames Path
fishing at Port Meadow
trees in the water
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The Port Meadow is an ancient grassland on the river floodplain, which has been grazed for centuries and never ploughed. It is a Scheduled National Monument and Site of Scientific Interest, and an environmental haven for the people of Oxford.
But the meadow's wide open views have now been damaged by Oxford City Council allowing Oxford University to build a row of massive blocks around the south-eastern perimeter. This has been likened to building a skyscraper next to Stonehenge, and campaigners are fighting to have the top storeys removed.
www.oxfordtimes.co.uk/news/10943788.Planning_minister_tells_Oxford_City_Council_and_Oxford_University_they_should_be_ashamed_over_Castle_Mill_flats
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