The Bridge of Sighs, Oxford
The Bridge of Sighs, Oxford
The iconic Bridge of Sighs, officially known as Herford Bridge, illuminated at night. The bridge spans the two parts of Hertford College and is only accessible to members of the college.
Janet Carmichael
Camera details: OM-1MarkII | Date uploaded: 10/03/2026
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Iceberg Sculpture 1
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Iceberg Sculpture 4
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Iceberg Sculpture 5
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Iceberg Sculpture 2
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