A big thanks to Arthur (Urban Britain) for introducing me to the camera! (Yes I have been behind the camera before) I hope to be doing more videos with Arthur in the future and thank you EVERYONE for the nice comments (: I'm glad you enjoyed my company
Lovely. I have subscribed to your channel to maybe encourage you to re-start with the videos. I know that at your age I would definitely NOT be comfortable being in front of the camera or doing narration. You show such confidence, well done.
Brilliant video! Yes, bring Dylan back. He seems to be a help in directions and sorting out things. Oxford looks very nice and "dear!" :) Thanks for sharing!
Hi, sorry for not commenting earlier lol, my wifi has been down all day. Great video as always, Dylan should definitely come back! Together you make the video even more entertaining! Oxford is an amazing place some of the architecture there is completely unique. You are right in saying it is very modern, I went to Cambridge recently to work on a special project of mine and the first thing I saw was some Amazon delivery-bots! And yes Amsterdam would be really nice the canals and streets are very beautiful! I’m sure you will get there soon👍👍👍👍👍👍 (Also this comment may have appeared twice- on my pc apparently I’ve commented here but on my phone it’s different)
Thanks!! Don’t be sorry. I’m gonna try my best to get Dylan back but he does travel quite a lot so it might a bit difficult. I’m glad you enjoyed the video!!
5:54 The edifice with leaves growing over is Trinity College, and to the left is Balliol (I think) 6:35 This is a monument to notable 16th century protestants who died under Mary I, most famous of them being Thomas Cramner. A cross is carved into the ground nearby, which purportedly marks the spot where Cramner was burned at the stake 7:08 Take a look at some of the post boxes in and around the Covered Market next time you are in Oxford - some of them are labelled V.R. (meaning they have been there since the days of Queen Victoria)
Great work there, I have caught up on a few of your videos and am really impressed. Keep up the good work, if you need any help or encouragement, say hello! 😊👍🏻
Another really good video - Oxford is one of a number of places in the UK that I've inexplicably never visited. Dylan was a nice addition to the channel too, it's good for you to have someone to interact with and bounce off in your videos.
Excellent video. Interesting to see the backstreets and alleyways of Oxford as well as the trophy buildings. Also Dylan is an excellent addition to the channel.
Hi guys…..great video 👍 Dylan is lovely, I would love to see him again. Maybe you should have a little more interaction with him. You are doing a great job…..really enjoying watching your videos. Greetings from Munich.
I've never had a good look around Oxford, but its on my list. I'd like to see the castle. Did that rude road name begin with a "p" by any chance? Lol. It was a good idea to let Dylan accompany you. He did well to look up where you are. I'm far more camera-shy! I've only been to Amsterdam once, but was too young at the time to remember much about it. The round building is part of the Bodleian Library. It's the second largest in the UK after the British Library. The old arch is called the Bridge of Sighs and the monument is called the Martyr's Memorial. The building with the green roof is part of the Uni and called the Ziggurat spire. Yes, I'm off to Barcelona tomorrow. I'm sure you'll get there too one day!
Thanks for showing us around. Oxford is a gorgeous city (I think I prefer it to Cambridge). I think that "weird building" is part of the Said Business School.
I think the presenter with video partner Dylan make the content more contrasting, one of them comments on architecture the other has an economics interest in what property and living costs could be.
Excellent HD quality. @8:03 You both might have misread and misinterpreted the name of the unmentioned street? If it’s the street I’m thinking of, that was the surname of a 19Century Oxford resident, he was part of a religious movement, the different Britannic English spelling & pronunciation used with a single S has no connection with American slang.
A big thanks to Arthur (Urban Britain) for introducing me to the camera! (Yes I have been behind the camera before) I hope to be doing more videos with Arthur in the future and thank you EVERYONE for the nice comments (: I'm glad you enjoyed my company
Lovely. I have subscribed to your channel to maybe encourage you to re-start with the videos. I know that at your age I would definitely NOT be comfortable being in front of the camera or doing narration. You show such confidence, well done.
That's cool. It was good to see you Dylan 👍👍
Yes thanks for coming along. I’ll try to get you on again as soon as possible!
Good for you young lads. There is a great deal more to learn out in our countryside.😀
I will absolutely be exploring into the countryside soon!
I expect that homes are dear in even the most humble parts of Oxford. Dylan was great. Keep him on. Best video yet. Thank you both.
Glad you enjoyed it
Oxford is the next most city to live after London.I was born and lived here all my life
Meant most expensive
@@BillBeynon-oo1pr Thanks for watching! Lucky you living in Oxford!
Brilliant video! Yes, bring Dylan back. He seems to be a help in directions and sorting out things. Oxford looks very nice and "dear!" :) Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!!
Hi, sorry for not commenting earlier lol, my wifi has been down all day. Great video as always, Dylan should definitely come back! Together you make the video even more entertaining! Oxford is an amazing place some of the architecture there is completely unique. You are right in saying it is very modern, I went to Cambridge recently to work on a special project of mine and the first thing I saw was some Amazon delivery-bots! And yes Amsterdam would be really nice the canals and streets are very beautiful! I’m sure you will get there soon👍👍👍👍👍👍
(Also this comment may have appeared twice- on my pc apparently I’ve commented here but on my phone it’s different)
Thanks!! Don’t be sorry. I’m gonna try my best to get Dylan back but he does travel quite a lot so it might a bit difficult. I’m glad you enjoyed the video!!
5:54 The edifice with leaves growing over is Trinity College, and to the left is Balliol (I think)
6:35 This is a monument to notable 16th century protestants who died under Mary I, most famous of them being Thomas Cramner. A cross is carved into the ground nearby, which purportedly marks the spot where Cramner was burned at the stake
7:08 Take a look at some of the post boxes in and around the Covered Market next time you are in Oxford - some of them are labelled V.R. (meaning they have been there since the days of Queen Victoria)
Wow, thanks for the info. I appreciate comments like this. Everyone ends up learning something!!
Amazing buildings 😎👍love britain
Thanks for watching!! I upload every week!!
Great work there, I have caught up on a few of your videos and am really impressed. Keep up the good work, if you need any help or encouragement, say hello! 😊👍🏻
Much appreciated! I certainly will!
Amazing building in Oxford it’s great day with Dylan good weather and good view place ❤❤
Thanks!!
@@urban-UK you’re welcome too
Another really good video - Oxford is one of a number of places in the UK that I've inexplicably never visited. Dylan was a nice addition to the channel too, it's good for you to have someone to interact with and bounce off in your videos.
Yeah I totally agree. Dylan will be back on the channel very soon. Is definitely recommend I visit to Oxford if your given a chance.
Wait till you’re 18 before visiting Amsterdam, you’ll enjoy it better, I promise 😝🤘🏻
Ha. I see what you mean. Thanks for watching!!
Excellent video. Interesting to see the backstreets and alleyways of Oxford as well as the trophy buildings. Also Dylan is an excellent addition to the channel.
Thanks! I’ll try my best to get him back!
Great video
Thanks!
@@urban-UK you're welcome
when you said it would be another historic city; you told the truth 👏
Thanks for watching!!
Another great video and yes loved that you had company on your travels. Definitely bring Dillon back 👍
Thanks! Will do!
My dad went to Uni there so it’s nice to see u walk around it,
Forgot his name sorry but the other guy in ur vid was great 😊❤
Oh nice!
Hi guys…..great video 👍
Dylan is lovely, I would love to see him again.
Maybe you should have a little more interaction with him.
You are doing a great job…..really enjoying watching your videos.
Greetings from Munich.
Thanks so much!! I’ll my best to get him back on. I’m hoping to get the Germany soon!!
@@urban-UK nice…..if you are near Munich, let me know. Might have a few tips for you. 👍
@@josephdonnelly1001 Thanks. I certainly will!!
I've never had a good look around Oxford, but its on my list. I'd like to see the castle. Did that rude road name begin with a "p" by any chance? Lol. It was a good idea to let Dylan accompany you. He did well to look up where you are. I'm far more camera-shy! I've only been to Amsterdam once, but was too young at the time to remember much about it. The round building is part of the Bodleian Library. It's the second largest in the UK after the British Library. The old arch is called the Bridge of Sighs and the monument is called the Martyr's Memorial. The building with the green roof is part of the Uni and called the Ziggurat spire. Yes, I'm off to Barcelona tomorrow. I'm sure you'll get there too one day!
The road name did begin with p. I definitely recommend Oxford. Thanks for watching!!
@@urban-UK I was unable to reply to your message on BuyMeACoffee. No need to use the extra on the London Eye. Any if your future trips will be fine.
@PlanetaryCitizen Thanks! I did make sure to mention you in my upcoming video about your first donation!
@@urban-UK That's okay
Thanks for showing us around. Oxford is a gorgeous city (I think I prefer it to Cambridge). I think that "weird building" is part of the Said Business School.
Ah nice. I’ve never been to Cambridge but it would be great to visit. Thanks for watching.
Great video keep up the great work. I am watching your video from Barcelona. Come to us!
Hopefully one day!!
I think the presenter with video partner Dylan make the content more contrasting, one of them comments on architecture the other has an economics interest in what property and living costs could be.
I totally agree. My name is Arthur by the way!!
Dylan or Dillon?
It’s Dylan
Excellent HD quality. @8:03 You both might have misread and misinterpreted the name of the unmentioned street? If it’s the street I’m thinking of, that was the surname of a 19Century Oxford resident, he was part of a religious movement, the different Britannic English spelling & pronunciation used with a single S has no connection with American slang.
Yeah street name was pronounced differently to how it’s spelt. Glad you enjoyed the video!