This gargoyle on Great Ponton's church tower (1519) may be one of the earliest representations of spectacles in English sculpture. Our scholarly figure peers through his glasses while holding pen and parchment - perhaps immortalising a real person.
This gargoyle on Great Ponton's church tower (1519) may be one of the earliest representations of spectacles in English sculpture. Our scholarly figure peers through his glasses while holding pen and parchment - perhaps immortalising a real person.
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Named after its former owner, Reginald Radcliffe Cory (1871-1934), Cory House is one of the narrowest timber-framed buildings in Cambridge being built between two properties on what was once a through carriage-way.
Picture from my new book 'Cambridge - Light & Shade'.
Named after its former owner, Reginald Radcliffe Cory (1871-1934), Cory House is one of the narrowest timber-framed buildings in Cambridge being built between two properties on what was once a through carriage-way.
Picture from my new book 'Cambridge - Light & Shade'.
Bert, the famous male Blackbird that fights cats, laughs at squirrels, and bathes like a Cossack Dancer, has broken the world record for raisins in an avian gob
When asked to comment, Bert dropped them all, and had to start again 🙄🐦⬛
Bert, the famous male Blackbird that fights cats, laughs at squirrels, and bathes like a Cossack Dancer, has broken the world record for raisins in an avian gob
When asked to comment, Bert dropped them all, and had to start again 🙄🐦⬛
The Christmas lights are on above the galleried courtyard at The Eagle.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
The Christmas lights are on above the galleried courtyard at The Eagle.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
Enjoy the weekend, I hope it brings joy and good food.
But first...
Tea?
Enjoy the weekend, I hope it brings joy and good food.
But first...
Tea?
The crew of a rowing eight enjoys a misty autumnal morning at Long Reach.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
The crew of a rowing eight enjoys a misty autumnal morning at Long Reach.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
With the pretty clouds and reflections, this made some great photos 😁
Ely, Cambridgeshire
#sunrise #rowing #cambridge #cambridgewomen #amazingsky #reflection #river #lovenature
With the pretty clouds and reflections, this made some great photos 😁
Ely, Cambridgeshire
#sunrise #rowing #cambridge #cambridgewomen #amazingsky #reflection #river #lovenature
(Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre)
(Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre)
The honey-bees hum slow, above the clover,
Gleaning the latest sweets its blooms may yield,
And, knowing that their harvest-time is over…
George Arnold, Farewell To Summer
The honey-bees hum slow, above the clover,
Gleaning the latest sweets its blooms may yield,
And, knowing that their harvest-time is over…
George Arnold, Farewell To Summer
"Hold The Line - Toto did a mixture of the original solo, Steve Lukather’s Live solo version and my own improvisation… hope you guys like it"
"Hold The Line - Toto did a mixture of the original solo, Steve Lukather’s Live solo version and my own improvisation… hope you guys like it"
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-ti... and all bookshops.
The summer of 2020 saw the stunning installation of King’s College’s Back Lawn of a wildflower meadow. The conversion of the previously manicured lawn, dating back to 1722, has boosted biodiversity as well as being a glorious sight.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'.
The summer of 2020 saw the stunning installation of King’s College’s Back Lawn of a wildflower meadow. The conversion of the previously manicured lawn, dating back to 1722, has boosted biodiversity as well as being a glorious sight.
Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'.