photos: cambridge in the snow
Snowy First Court from my bedroom window in Christ's.
Third Court, Christ's College
The Master's Lodge, Christ's College
Lantern above the Great Gate, Christ's College
Snow-covered bicycle
Great St Mary's Church
King's Chapel, Eastern End
King's Chapel and the Senate House
King's Parade
Gate into Fellow's Garden, Clare College
Bridge over the Cam, Clare College
Detail of Railings, Clare College
Path to the backs, Clare College
Pillar of Gateway, Clare College
Snow covered branch, Clare College
Trees on the backs
Entrance to Clare College from the backs
Traffic lights on the Backs
Snow covered branches on the Backs
Looking towards John's College from Trinity Backs
Great Court, Trinity College
Great Court, Trinity College
Steps leading to Hall, Trinity College
Sword-fight on the CMS Central Core
Pavilion C, Centre for Mathematical Sciences
Fermat's Last Theorem Written into the snow. Note: the actual proof of this famous conjecture was presented in the building which can just be seen to the top of the photo.
Tree in John's playing fields. The UL can be seen in the distance (joy!)
This is a snow-moose. Rarely sighted in the outskirts of Cambridge, and normally nocturnal.
Gateway to John's from the Backs
Snow-blossom covering a tree in John's Gardens
Snowy branch, John's Gardens.
Portcullis on gateway in St John's College
Bridge over the Cam in St John's College, taken from the Bridge of Sighs
Pillars on the same bridge
