On a cold, rainy day in April, we visited the historic university town of Cambridge. Cambridge University is comprised of several colleges. We visited one of the most famous colleges at Cambridge, King's College, and toured its chapel, which is known for the world-renowned King's College Choir.
(Above) The King's College quad.
(Above) A view of King's College from the bank of the River Cam.
(L) Aaron and Elise (R) The boys
(L) Behind us is a group of people "punting on the Cam."
(Above) Inside the famous King's College Chapel.
(L) Bread stand at Cambridge's market square. (R) There is a lot of paraphernalia currently for sale throughout England related to Queen Victoria II's Diamond Jubilee.
(L) Cherry blossoms (R) Walking around the old Cambridge streets
(Above) Standing in front of St. John's college.
(Above) The King's College quad.
(Above) A view of King's College from the bank of the River Cam.
(L) Aaron and Elise (R) The boys
(L) Behind us is a group of people "punting on the Cam."
(Above) Inside the famous King's College Chapel.
(L) Bread stand at Cambridge's market square. (R) There is a lot of paraphernalia currently for sale throughout England related to Queen Victoria II's Diamond Jubilee.
(L) Cherry blossoms (R) Walking around the old Cambridge streets
(Above) Standing in front of St. John's college.
2 comments:
They boys need some "wellies". I can tell from the pictures that ya'll are smarted just from visiting Cambridge.
SOO jealous! Did you get to hear the choir? It does look pretty cold though, even for late April, yuck.
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