And here's cheers to May!
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It's been a record turnout, according to Oxford City Council. Numbers are up from 5,000 to a bumper 25,000.
As in all good things, it looks like May Morning in Oxford is drawing to a close. We've seen in the dawn to the sound of Magdalen College Choir, as far as we're aware no-one jumped in the River Cherwell, and there's been a dancing - a tree :) - and music in Broad Street.
Ever wondered what a radio interviewer questioning a tree looked like?
Well like this...
If you found yourself, I don't know asleep or something at 06:00 this Bank holiday Sunday morning, you might have missed Magdalen College choir singing in May from the top of the college's tower. Well, here they are:
Looks like things are winding down at Magdalen Bridge. Almost as if 25,000 people were never there three hours ago.
There are more 360 videos from today's shenanigans on BBC South Today's Facebook page.
In an exclusive interview for the BBC, the tree was asked by Radio Oxford's Danny Cox how it felt being a tree. Well, for one thing, you can't see much. And then there's the attention, he said.Quote Message: This year I've been mobbed. from Jack the Tree Oxford City Morris Men
So the BBC in Oxford has a whizzy new 360 degree camera. Take a look at its first outing.
There's a little healthy competition brewing on Broad Street. Tree... and now bells.
I think I'm in love.Copyright: BBC
Is there any more to say?
And they've interviewed a few more revellers.Quote Message: "We've come over from Switzerland, from Zurich, specially for this!"Copyright: BBC
Meanwhile, the clean-up begins.
So, here was the scene on Broad Street at 05:00. Amazing what the dawn brings in Oxford on 1 May.
Ok, so are you in Oxford welcoming the dawn of May. Email us your picture, impressions etc at email@example.com
Rob is wearing antlers coming out of a bowler hat.Copyright: BBC