Elizabeth Way bridge in Cambridge. When I last was here a few years earlier,
it was a normal concrete bridge, but it appears to have a building put inside
it. The once plain concrete walls have windows in them. |
The River heading North East towards the Fens. The Chimney in the
distance is the
Cambridge
Museum of Technology. |
Bristi by the bridge. |
Rowers pass the recently rebuilt footbridge.
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Visiting narrowboats on the public bank and the rowing clubs on the
private side of the river. |
Reflections outside the Fort St George pub. |
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Another rowing club. |
Another reflection. |
The lock at Jesus Green Weir. Sim was terrified of this weir when he
lived in Cambridge as a small child. The lock is locked and marks the
separation between the punting within the city centre and the real
boating towards the Great River Ouse. |
Strangers are welcome to take shelter - but the huge padlock is surely a
small inconvenience? Presumably the lock is a mistake and bolt croppers
are welcomed? |
The backstreets. |
The view from the tower of Great St Mary's Church in the centre of
Cambridge. |
King's College from above. Don't be fooled by the scale, that horse
chestnut tree is huge! |
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The market from above. |
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Punters at the mill pond. |
The River Cam on the South West side of the city was very calm. |
We spent a lot of time in this atmospheric graveyard looking for a
Geocache. Our coordinates were totally erroneous and we shouldn't have
been here at all. |
