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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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Queens College residential halls

there was a flood a while back, and you can see where the water reached

I had to keep reminding Jillian over and over.

She just really wanted to swim with the ducks.

Mathematical Bridge

seen on the way back

Gonville and Caius (pronounced "keys") College

graduate/law school

our little private tour

Paul asked if I wanted to give it a go

Of course I did!!

it's harder than it looks!

that pole is very heavy

..but I managed to master the art in no time at all

(haha)

so easy to fall in love with Cambridge

check out the color!

peeking into Christ's College

funny clock with grasshopper on top

Corpus Christi College

Fitzwilliam Museum

inside the Fitz

Fitz ceiling

Finally! A double-helix sculpture

ominous...but very pretty nonetheless

nighttime at Kings

shopping/dining streets

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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