I get this doing tours of our collection for kids and you have to explain what a photographic negative is because none of them have any idea.

Petersfield, rough? The posh end of Mill Road?

Yeah, that would be lovely

Never have got the hang of making tablet. I'm making sure I never buy myself a sugar thermometer as otherwise I'd do nothing but make more of the stuff!

Now do one on the differences between a library and an archive!

Here's ours - bought for us by Cambridge University Library so I don't know where from I'm afraid.

Yeah, you *can* open ours without, but it's not much fun (and ours is on wheels so if you're not careful you shove the whole thing over)

We've got a big suction cup handle for one of our glass cases too - always good fun getting it open and shut.

Yes. I want it boiling ASAP and the kettle is fastest

Made it as far as Peckover House - well worth a look round if you're in the area

It does. You want "The university mails of Oxford and Cambridge, 1490-1900 : early letters, college stamps and Victorian security marks" by Sigee. We've got a copy here in the Cambridgeshire Collection. I'm sure you could find a copy in Oxford somewhere.