Arbury Lodge Cambridge
82 Arbury Road Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, CB4 2JE, United Kingdom
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A Tale of Two Cities
Our last days in the UK were spent in two beautiful cities. York is yet another example of what is a common theme in most British cities: layers of history. We viewed the remains of an ancient Roman fort; observed the bold Clifford's tower built in Norman times; strolled through the ruins of an unknown abbey; walked the city walls built in medieval …
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Sick
We had planned to drive to near Glastonbury in Somerset for a New Years Eve party today. Instead, I awoke ill and was unable to drive. Neither Nancy nor Andy was authorized to drive my rental car, so everyone decided to stay in Cambridge. With nursing care from the other three, I started feeling a little better in the evening and stayed up until shortly after midnight to welcome the new ...
Back to Cambridge
Another driving day, from the Leeds area to Cambridge via the A1 motorway, with a stop at Clumber Park near Nottingham. Again, I followed Brian, whose vehicle was needed to transport the rest of Kirsten and Andy's belongings back to their home. Dinner was sushi at J Restaurant after we ...
Best Christmas present ever
... but certainly not least the Trinity Apocalypse.
http://medieval.library.nd.edu/facsimil es/apocalypse/trinity.html
As the James Catalogue to the special collections of the Wren Library so accurately states, “It is unnecessary to spend words upon praising the art of the book.” But I will anyway because it so impressed me.
The 13th Century Anglo Norman illuminated manuscript ...
Spanish Notes - Random Bits and Pieces About Spain
Dress: It was summer and hot, so clothing styles were casual. Guys wore T shirts and walk shorts and often sandals or jandals; girls wore impossibly short shorts to display the maximum amount of leg, and some sported ridiculously high heels. Hats seemed to be a rarity and sun glasses were de rigeur. Beach wear was usually minimal with a minority of women (and not always young women) bathing and sunbathing topless. Midriff exposure was common with younger ...



