Cambridge Photos, August 2016

A few days away exploring the pretty university city of Cambridge. A very popular city on the tourist trail.

The city centre is very busy with both locals and tourists alike but doesn’t feel over powering, there are very few cars and it’s very easy to walk around.

Cambridge is also a very cycle friendly city with a good network of cycle paths both in the city centre and also the surrounding countryside.

A must is to take a punt down the river Cam and view all the different colleges that line the river.

Trinity street

Tree lined path in Jesus Green

Traditional British red phone box

The Wren library

The round church

St Johns college

Some 19th century cottages built for servents

Senate house

Punts

Punts waiting to go out on the river Cam

Kings college

Kings college chapel

Kings college and chapel

Julie and Garry on a punt

Jesus Green

Jessica who stopped off at our campsite on route to Germany

It’s hard to find a parking space

I think i’m being followed

Hall court Sidney Sussex college

Great St Marys church and market

Great gate St Johns college

Gonville and Caius college2

Gonville and Caius college

Cyclepath along the river Cam

Cycle workshop

Chimneys in Trinity lane

Chaotic punting on the river Cam

Bridge of Sighs

Canal boats on the river Cam

Building of the new Addenbrookes hospital

Along the cycle superhighway towards Trumpington

10,000 stripes to mark the 10,000th mile of national cycle network

Alternatively, you can view the photos on Garry’s Flickr page.