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Oxfordshire is wedged in the centre of England, close to London
and the Midlands, and has
numerous historical places and a world-famous University.
The main centre is the city of Oxford
and smaller towns are scattered throughout the surrounding countryside. Henley-on-Thames
is famous for its annual Regatta that draws the world's best rowers and England's
sharpest dressers. Woodstock,
to the north of Oxford, is arranged around Blenheim
Palace – home and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Lying south
of Oxford is Didcot
which is an important railway town where the Didcot
Railway Centre explores the history of rail freight and travel in the UK.
Heading west, Oxfordshire becomes more rural, forming part of the Cotswolds
which stretch into neighbouring Gloucestershire.
Burford is a picturesque
English village which is worth a visit not only for its own charms, but also
for the huge wildlife
park on its outskirts. For something else a bit different, the Uffington
White Horse has intrigued people for centuries. A large chalk horse figure
cut into a prominent hill, the horse was most likely of tribal importance to
the Bronze Age people who lived here.
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