Hi Barbara, I sure enjoyed the photos, and I often think about how much I enjoyed my walks in every place I visited there on my 7 trips to England back in the 1980's. And of course, you and Alan were the center of my visits!
I'm praying for good news on your hospital visit. Brian
Good morning Barbara. I'm ready to hop a plane right now and do a little shopping. I especially liked the sweet shop picture. I used to work with a man whose last name of Sims. Close enough in spelling, I suppose, to pass for an across the pond relative.
Oh wow Barbara, the shops and buildings look stunning, ive wanted to visit Cambridge (and Oxford) for quite some time. It must feel wonderful to live in a place with such history, i wonder if the students there appreciate it?
Thanks for commenting on my blog, its interesting that you think we are doing well with our grocery spend. Im hoping to cut it down slightly, but not sure by how much. The VAT increase wont help!
Yes, the bicycle in the window of Page Fine Jewelers is especially surprising....it almost looks as though it is truly on display and not just a reflection.
ah...retail therapy, no one ever used this phrase here but I heard it all the time a week ago when we were travelling. I think you have to hold on to my purse when I am there, for my sake haha :)
Makes me proud to be Cambridge Born and Bred! Great post! Thank you for posting it! : ) My grandfather used to be head gardener at Kings College, so I smile every time I see the college : ) xx
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It looks like an nteresting place to go shopping....and there werent many people about , either!
Hi Barbara, I sure enjoyed the photos, and I often think about how much I enjoyed my walks in every place I visited there on my 7 trips to England back in the 1980's. And of course, you and Alan were the center of my visits!
I'm praying for good news on your hospital visit. Brian
Good morning Barbara. I'm ready to hop a plane right now and do a little shopping. I especially liked the sweet shop picture. I used to work with a man whose last name of Sims. Close enough in spelling, I suppose, to pass for an across the pond relative.
Oh wow Barbara, the shops and buildings look stunning, ive wanted to visit Cambridge (and Oxford) for quite some time. It must feel wonderful to live in a place with such history, i wonder if the students there appreciate it?
Thanks for commenting on my blog, its interesting that you think we are doing well with our grocery spend. Im hoping to cut it down slightly, but not sure by how much. The VAT increase wont help!
Aqeela xx
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Well, I would walk more if we had shopes like yours. I saw the American flag in the reflection..
Interesting shops and I love the ole
streets.
yvonne
What fun! I got some of the cutest greeting cards in a little store in Cambridge.
A little retail therapy always makes for a good trip.
Yes, the bicycle in the window of Page Fine Jewelers is especially surprising....it almost looks as though it is truly on display and not just a reflection.
ah...retail therapy, no one ever used this phrase here but I heard it all the time a week ago when we were travelling. I think you have to hold on to my purse when I am there, for my sake haha :)
Thank you for this tour Barbara. It is a real treat to see old buildings again, so like home in Oxfordshire.
Makes me proud to be Cambridge Born and Bred! Great post! Thank you for posting it! : )
My grandfather used to be head gardener at Kings College, so I smile every time I see the college : )
xx
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