These are pictures from a lovely walk around Cambridge with Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence, Ilana and Francisco.
According to our friend Sydney, English gardens aspire to cultivated wildness. They're like no other gardens I've ever seen--they're more like meadows full of lovely wildflowers.
These pictures are primarily, I think, from Trinity College and its fellows' garden.
In the fellows' garden there are sheds that can be used for tutorials. Purportedly this one got a lot of use, both academic and, shall we say, recreational, from Bertrand Russell and Wittgenstein.
I love the way the lovely old architecture pushes up against fields and meadows and villages in Cambridge.
This is great bridge.
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