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- Steve the guide meets his first passengers
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- More eager travellers await
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- Our guides have a list of who to pick up
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- “All aboard!”
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- Jim, another guide, is also picking up here
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- A bit of fun between the guides
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- Steve outlines the day ahead
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- A vintage commercial vehicle
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- Another one, there must be an event somewhere
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- The road north
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- Approaching the historic city
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- Everybody piles out
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- A short walk to the first attraction
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- Arriving at Oxford Castle
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- Steve relates the history of the site
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- Steve immerses himself in his subject
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- These were once prison cells
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- Steve is there to answer any questions
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- A costumed guide from Oxford Castle
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- St George’s Tower
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- Colourful blooms greet visitors
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- Strolling down Queen Street
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- Pausing at Cornmarket Street
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- An old timber framed house, now a mobile phone shop
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- The Saxon tower of St Michael at the North Gate
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- Steve consults one of his younger passengers
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- The Martyrs’ Memorial
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- The Ashmolean Museum
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- Capturing an architectural detail
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- Balliol College
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- The site of the martyrs’ execution
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- This is a far as the public can go at Balliol College …
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- … but you can steal a peek inside
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- Steve makes sure you don’t miss anything
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- The old wooden door of Trinity College
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- The unassuming frontage of an enormous basement bookshop
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- The curving Sheldonian and the classically styled Clarendon
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- Through The Norrington Room
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- Stone heads guard the Sheldonian Theatre
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- The Old Ashmolean Building
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- Outside The Divinity School
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- Convocation House in the background
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- The south face of The Clarendon Building
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- New College Lane and The Bridge of Sighs
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- A gaggle of amateur photographers
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- Arriving at The Bodleian Library
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- Framed in the archway
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- The inscription dates from when the library was a lecture space
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- This building is about 400 years old
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- A casual pose
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- The Radcliffe Camera
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- The White Towers of All Souls College
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- At Radcliffe Square
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- Inside The University Church of St Mary the Virgin
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- Some of the beautiful stained glass
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- Strolling along Merton Grove
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- Some other tourists exchange greetings
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- A sunny prospect at the end of a shady lane
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- Emerging on Dead Man’s Walk
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- Rugby pitches on Merton Field
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- Enjoying the sunshine
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- Through the gates: Christ Church Cathedral
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- The ivy clad face of The Meadow Building
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- Steve helps to navigate
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- Everyone prepares to head in their own direction
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- Christ Church Hall from The War Memorial Garden
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- Tom Tower, Christ Church College
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- The porter stands sentry at the gate
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- Student transport
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- Steve takes a break while his passengers explore on their own
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- Teasing our professional photographer
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- Steve looks pleased with himself
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- Carfax Tower
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- Another attraction to visit
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- A careworn face?
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- Brewer Street
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- Looking south down The New Walk
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- Cows graze peacefully
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- The cloisters
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- A cool place to rest for a while
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- A recently installed fountain makes a good picture
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- The stairs to the dining hall
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- A stand in for Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
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- The spectacular vaulted ceiling
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- The dining hall featured in the Harry Potter films
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- These pictures are less animated than those in the films
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- One for the photo album
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- In Tom Quad in front of the bell tower
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- Christ Church Cathedral
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- The St Michael window in the north trancept
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- A game of cricket in progress
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- The winding stairs up the tower
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- The view of All Souls College from the top
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- Some of the stone mason’s art up close
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- The Radcliffe Camera
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- Those who make it to the top record their achievement
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- The barley-twist columns of the ornate south porch
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- Steve takes a well-earned rest
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- The first passengers to return to the bus
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- Everyone has a story to tell
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- There’s time for a group photo before leaving
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- A rare Daimler SP250 spotted on the road home
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- Back in Bournemouth
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- Dropping off at the Station
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- The end of a full day
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- Another happy customer
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- A door to door service for these two
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- The final group says farewell
