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It's a pleasure to show anyone around Oxford but when we get travel bloggers and photographers falling in love with Oxford too, then that's a great chance for us guides to see Oxford from a new light too. Check out Genie Balantac (photographer) and her amazing photos on her blog website (at http://geniecbalantacphotography.com/p403 64673). See these images here at https://justyawping.com/…/wiltshire-cou nty-oxford-with-a-s…/

Folks! You have until Tuesday, to get the kids to hunt for the clues around Oxford Covered Market, to get your chance to win a huge chocolate egg. Graham and Jenny run Wicked Chocolate shop in the market plus the aptly named I'IScream Oxford gelator shop.

Oxford jam factory's marmalade was so popular in Victorian England that it even gets a mention in Alice in Wonderland, when Alice falls down the rabbit hole but reaches out along the way for Oxford marmalade! Nowadays the Jam Factory is a artsy restaurant bar located near Oxford train station.

See some of Lewis Carroll's original images from his first manuscript for the story we now know and love today as, 'Alice in Wonderland'.

Yes, that s right- Alice and the Mad Hatter and friends officially turned 150 yesterday!

Hey folks- there's an Alice theatre show on in Swindon next month- check out their details at https://www.facebook.com/events/194762824 190424/

This lady who keeps a great travel blog called has published a really nice description of sites to visit in Oxford relating to Alice in Wonderland- see her page at http://frogmom.com/alice-in-wonderland-hi ke-in-oxford/…

Mad Hatter made it onto local TV channel last month. To see short excerpt, please visit this link below at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZU_QqWTb Cs

http://www.independent.co.uk/…/alices-o xford-by-bike-follow…