Port Meadow, Oxford

If you have the chance to visit the meadows of the harbour, don't miss it, as a photographer, there are vast fields, mist and wild horses in the early morning. Walking in a tranquil setting, 20 minutes from the centre of the canal. During World War II they were used as air bases, so some of the paths you walk along look like they were in the 40s.

It is said that it used to be an airport in World War II and now it is free to open. It has become a large grass area. You can have picnics, outings, and you can see a lot of cattle and sheep. It is very strange. Haha.

Every day, many locals come here for running, walking, and dog walks, and there are very few tourists. There will be a couple leisurely by the river, and a group of young people will gather.

The most famous bush in Oxford University, I like Oxford's school buildings, which are before Oxford Bus.

The meadow has been inundated with people who don't care about Port Meadow, the environment or other people. If you want peace and tranquillity during lockdown, don't bother. I live next to the meadow, this beautiful place. Yesterday, hundreds and hundreds of cars from 7.30 am all the way to 11pm. Cars parked blocking Binsey lane for over a quarter of a mile. On Monday I walked on the meadow and found piles and piles of rubbish, bottles, bags, boxes, a bag full of vomit and a huge pile of human excrement with about 15 disgusting wet wipes. Hundreds of people in large groups not social distancing. Lots of drunk people on the Meadow in groups in the evening At the moment avoid the Meadow, there are other places to visit. Don't go if you're going to leave rubbish and be in a car. If you are local cycle or walk. It's a nightmare. A beautiful place ruined and under siege.