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November 13th 2008

Published: November 13th 2008

In between London and Norwich lies Cambridge, a city bursting with intellect and promises for even more world-changing discoveries to come. I had heard only great things about Cambridge, so when Jillian and I talked about the possibility for a day trip together somewhere in England, I suggested the gorgeous city where Francis Crick and James Watson discovered the structure of DNA at Cambridge Univ... Read Full Entry

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cute little building in the Student Centre

this might be a study place?

wise words from the shops

right inside the gate of the Folk Museum

check out those earrings!

and I guess that background is cool too :)

so nice

Let's Punt!

the beginning of the tour

kicking back and putting my feet up

and enjoying the view

Paul the Punter

my new favorite British guy

story-book worthy

schoolchildren on a tour

my favorite picture

Bridge of Sighs

Trinity College hiding behind the willows

oldest and most wealthy of the colleges

Trinity College

this is where Paul believes Watson & Crick worked!!

residential halls

jealous, right?

Kings College from the punt

mysterious...

13th November 2008

WKF
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In case one ever forgets how to spell "Huong" - N.E.R.D. Haha! :-)

14th November 2008

Stephen Richey
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DNA earrings?
I hope you had fun struting your stuff with Archetypal DNA Jewelry hanging from your ears, I sure would. LOL did you step on the grass at KIngs I would have just for a reaction JK....well maybe but thats just me. ;) I liked your other blog as well I commented on it but I think I forgot to put my name on the thing so anyway it was me.

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