The streets surrounding the colleges gave way to warren-like passageways filled with cobblestone, bottle glass, and wrought iron work. We spotted the occasional gas lamp and flower baskets that dripped with pansies and geraniums. Dark and mysterious, the pedestrian byways of Cambridge were inviting, but where did they lead? Cambridge was indeed a town to wander. These were the same streets and turnings that Isaac Newton, Lord Byron, and Charles Darwin ambled down. Where would they lead?
Where is Transylvania is as Important as This
2 months ago
4 comments:
Fun to think you may be walking on the same streets as those legends.
Sir, just wanted to stop by and let you know that you were once more part of my today's post, this time, I refer to you as "one amazingly charming man", hope you don't mind.
Duchess
:o) I haven't visited Cambridge yet. I really should as I have been to Oxford three times already.
Wonderful description- I want to go!
Post a Comment