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Author Archives: Suzi
The land of brown horses and red houses
Arrived in the land of brown horses and red houses yesterday morning shattered after a late night and early morning. It was a bit of a dash to get onto the blue and yellow flight but I made it and … Continue reading
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A trip to Lord’s Bridge
Today being a Sunday and there not being a whole lot of stuff to do, Tim took us to Lord’s Bridge to show us round the telescopes there. He took advantage of it being a friends and family day so … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Museums, Things to do
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Strawberry Fair 2011
Today was the long awaited Strawberry Fair on Midsummer Common. Cancelled last year for the first time since it started in 1974, it was back again this year with vigour. Thought to be originally started by Cambridge students as an … Continue reading
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Kindle It
K has been working hard to produce a great new application for all those Kindle lovers out there. Kindle It allows you to send articles to your Kindle straight from the web. I’m finding it really useful and possibly for … Continue reading
Beelzebub’s Tea Shop by Adam Lorensen
I was incredibly pleased to get an email from Adam bearing the good news that his first ever novel is complete and available to buy. The book has basically taken him a year from idea to ebook and I have … Continue reading
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Archaeology in Cambridge fields
Despite the black clouds that are swathed across the sky it’s been a beautiful evening. Tim and I cycled along the towpath to Waterbeach past rowers and water fowl. We heard our first cuckoo of the year and saw two … Continue reading
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Yes or No – AV and Royals
A referendum is looming and the pressure is on. Not least because before today I didn’t really even understand what AV was, who wanted it or why it would be good or bad. After three hours googling with K I … Continue reading
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Quattro museo and quattro churches in Rome
It turned out that our last day in Rome has been a feast of museums. We started with the closest – the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme Roma which has Roman mosaics, frescos, sculptures and coins. On the top floor (and … Continue reading
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The last half an hour of the day in St Peter
I think I’ve walked about ten miles today. We went up to Villa Borghese which is a large park surrounded by art galleries. We wanted to go in to the Galleria Borghese but you have to book up about a … Continue reading
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Roman ruins
The sky was somewhat overcast today and so under grey clouds we traipsed down to have a closer look at the Colosseum possibly one of the most famous sights in the world. Right next to the Colosseum is the Roman … Continue reading
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