Morse's Oxford - 8. The Randolph, Ashmolean and Merton Street.

In this episode we take a look at the Martyrs Memorial, The Randolph Hotel, The Asmolean Museum and Mertonstreet/Magpie Lane.

I'm almost through all my Oxford material. Maybe I'll make an other episode or maybe this will be the last one. Time will tell.

Anyway, I hope all you Morse fans liked my videos. I did my best to produce a series that I myself would like to have watched before I went to Oxford, so hopefully more people feel the same. I think I'll be going back to Oxford next year, if the finances allow, and maybe shoot at some Harry Potter film locations aswell.

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• hotel
• martyrs
• memorial
• ashmolean
• museum
• merton
• street
• magpie
• lane
• wolvercote
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• time
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• john
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• kevin
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• eddy
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• ededitz

[QBridgeCanada]

Great video. Really appreciate the time and effort you put into this series. Thanks.

[EdEditz]

@QBridgeCanada Thank you. I'm glad you like them :)

[SparkyGerbil]

Wonderful as ever Eddy, I returned to Oxford for a football match recently. Popped into one or two pubs. Looking to return next year.

[EdEditz]

@SparkyGerbil Oh cool. You're so lucky to live nearby. I'm hoping to return too next year :)

[EdEditz]

@LeSaMilano Hahaha. ^___^

[LeSaMilano]

@EdEditz hahaha you crack me up LOL

[EdEditz]

@LeSaMilano Oh I see. LOL (stupid me) I think that was because they didn't know Titian's exact year of birth. It says 1485/90. Or maybe his mother was in labour for quite a long time haha :p

[LeSaMilano]

@EdEditz no it was the way it was labelled with a "?"

[EdEditz]

@LeSaMilano Oh really? LOL. Is there some question about the authenticity of the work? I haven't heard about this but I'll try to find something online. I'd love to read about that haha. :)

[LeSaMilano]

I really love how you have tied everything together with the series. Footage is crystal clear.

(Looks like the museum wasn't as thorough as you as they weren't sure if that was a real Tiziano or not! LOL)