Why the number 2 on Elizabeth Way?
Everyone waiting in the cold for an extra half hour now 馃槶
@Stagecoach_East
Why the number 2 on Elizabeth Way?
Everyone waiting in the cold for an extra half hour now 馃槶
@Stagecoach_East
Stevens Mill, Burwell, Cambs. The external walls of stone (clunch), plastered (lime) and tarred
#WallsOnWednesday
And a new stone has appeared
Under repair: the gates to River Court, Magdalene College, Cambridge (directly opposite the Pickerel pub)
Interesting that they appear to using a pulley to lift the stones
#thursgate
#Cambridge
Wondering what's in a Cambridge sandwich?
and also if they realise the word Cambridge actually trademarked...
Under repair: the gates to River Court, Magdalene College, Cambridge (directly opposite the Pickerel pub)
Interesting that they appear to using a pulley to lift the stones
#thursgate
#Cambridge
I had to make a detour to say hello
William Wootton 1712, aged 70 years and wife Alice 1713, 67 years. Unable to find a connection with Chesterton, Cambridge, the church or the colleges; perhaps just regular parishioners
The annual carrot chomping competition was well underway when we arrived at St Andrew's, Chesterton, Cambridge.
#MementoMoriMonday
I had to make a detour to say hello
William Wootton 1712, aged 70 years and wife Alice 1713, 67 years. Unable to find a connection with Chesterton, Cambridge, the church or the colleges; perhaps just regular parishioners
The annual carrot chomping competition was well underway when we arrived at St Andrew's, Chesterton, Cambridge.
#MementoMoriMonday
The building was originally part of The First Eastern General military hospital, now the site of the University Library; later it was used as a church in Chesterton, before relocation to Ditton Lane
Lined below is a short film about the hospital
youtu.be/pAU9rzL9SME
And finally the scaffolding is gone
#ChimneyTuesday
Trinity Lane. For me this is peak Cambridge: narrow street lined with eaves fronted buildings creating a strong sense of enclosure. Ridges run parallel to the street, the eaves interrupted by gatehouses & large chimney stacks, typically roofs topped with dormers
#ChimneyTuesday
An alabaster monument to the south aisle of St Peter's Church, Offord D'Arcy remembers Richard Nailour (Naylor) along with his two wifes & children; a clerk of king's chancery, Nailour purchased the manor of Offord D'Arcy in 1606, died 1616
#MemorialMonday
#MonumentMonday
