The worst thing about backfilling is working out what tense to write your blurb in! Anyway - a few shocking shots taken on the 10th (despite screeching to a halt and making Adam lean out of the car window to take a man in full academic dress) so I'm going with this one taken today on the 11th. Scaffolders were causing a major blockage of cycle and pedestrian traffic and opening up a view into the inside of Trinity Hall. I thought it looked quite 'unCambridge' although there used to be a postcard in all the shops that said 'Cambridge - home of some of the best scaffolding in the world' so before long it will fit the bill...
Three good things:
1. Book club gossip.
2. Catching up with Millie - Rafiki's sister (she hadn't read the book even on Kittendle).
3. Last pre-tournament hockey practice - some nice movement around the pitch and lots of nice people who came to play against them to give them some match practice.
Beautiful old outside staircase I wonder if that has seen someone escaping in the dead of night in the past?
Times change I suppose & no one will bother if you have visitors staying over in your rooms now!!
Great three things... Millie not as well read as Rafiki obviously!!
@happypat Ooh alsorts of shenanigans I imagine. Shame there aren't Bulldogs running round after dark chasing students these days - must have been good fun!
Love the framing.
"home of some of the best scaffolding in the world" - actually, now you mention it, that is pretty much how I remember Cambridge. Scaffolding and not many hills.
nice framing, and I know what you mean about the backfilling tenses having had to do it for the last few shots! You sound like you're a busy bee at the moment!
This is so much fun to view large - it's like those pictures where you have to look carefully and find all the various bits and objects. Maybe I should get Abby a Kittendle so she can amuse herself at 5:00 a.m. and not walk all over my face.
Times change I suppose & no one will bother if you have visitors staying over in your rooms now!!
Great three things... Millie not as well read as Rafiki obviously!!
"home of some of the best scaffolding in the world" - actually, now you mention it, that is pretty much how I remember Cambridge. Scaffolding and not many hills.
Good luck to Adam & Co. in their upcoming tournament!