The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 4 and Version 3 of Visit Every College In A Single Day

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I'm not quite sure why anyone would want to do this, let's just say [[James\|me]] and a friend had a lot of time on our hands. It's a route starting at St. Peter's College, but it's fairly circular and you should be able to hop on at any point and complete the route. The distance you'll walk between colleges is about 12km and you'll probably work up that much distance again walking around the colleges. It took us ten hours but we weren't moving at much of a pace and took our time looking around each college.	I'm not quite sure why anyone would want to do this, let's just say [[me\|James]] and a friend had a lot of time on our hands. It's a route starting at St. Peter's College, but it's fairly circular and you should be able to hop on at any point and complete the route. The distance you'll walk between colleges is about 12km and you'll probably work up that much distance again walking around the colleges. It took us ten hours but we weren't moving at much of a pace and took our time looking around each college.

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I'm not quite sure why anyone would want to do this, let's just say [[James|me]] and a friend had a lot of time on our hands. It's a route starting at St. Peter's College, but it's fairly circular and you should be able to hop on at any point and complete the route. The distance you'll walk between colleges is about 12km and you'll probably work up that much distance again walking around the colleges. It took us ten hours but we weren't moving at much of a pace and took our time looking around each college.

I'm not quite sure why anyone would want to do this, let's just say [[me|James]] and a friend had a lot of time on our hands. It's a route starting at St. Peter's College, but it's fairly circular and you should be able to hop on at any point and complete the route. The distance you'll walk between colleges is about 12km and you'll probably work up that much distance again walking around the colleges. It took us ten hours but we weren't moving at much of a pace and took our time looking around each college.

I'm not quite sure why anyone would want to do this, let's just say James and a friend had a lot of time on our hands. It's a route starting at St. Peter's College, but it's fairly circular and you should be able to hop on at any point and complete the route. The distance you'll walk between colleges is about 12km and you'll probably work up that much distance again walking around the colleges. It took us ten hours but we weren't moving at much of a pace and took our time looking around each college.

You may find it helpful to take a map such as OS Explorer 180 with you to help find your way around parts of Oxford you're unfamiliar with. We did the route in this order.

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