UNITED KINGDOM
Birthday party at Browns.
Bristol, UK (10/96)
X'mas party at the ladies'
house. Bristol, UK (11/96)
Thanks to all at 55, High Kingsdown:)
E-Ling's Birthday party.
Bristol, UK (04/97)
Big Ben and Me. London, UK
(05/97)
Ahh... graduation (with my
parents). Bristol, UK (07/97)
University of
Bristol - Wills Memorial Bldg (07/97)
University of Bristol - Faculty of Engineering (07/97)
The Millennium Dome in London
from the Thames (05/00)
The lions of Nelson's Column
in Trafalgar Square (05/00)
British Airways
London Eye on the Thames in London (05/00)
Posing in
front of the Westminster Cathedral (05/00)
BRISTOL AND BATH
43 High Kingsdown! - My final
year residence in Bristol (05/00)
Durdham Hall - Halls of residence in my 2nd year (05/00)
Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol (05/00)
Wills Memorial Building, University of Bristol (05/00)
The new Engineering Faculty at the University of Bristol (05/00)
Pulteney Bridge in Bath (05/00)
A view of the Pulteney Bridge
over the River Avon in Bath (05/00)
Bath Abbey (05/00)
The ancient Roman Baths in Bath (05/00)
VIEWS FROM THE LONDON EYE
A view of St
Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames (05/00)
The magnificent Big Ben and Westminster Cathedral (05/00)
CAMBRIDGE
(MARCH 2002)
Aside from being the center of
intellectual elites in the British Isles, Cambridge is dotted with
amazing architectural beauty and a cultural history that is almost a
thousand years old. Walking through Cambridge is like living and
breathing the rich history of British civilization. One can be
inspired to do anything here, much less study.
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<< St. Bene't Church - oldest building in Cambridge? (1025 A.D.) Corpus Christi College - the first of many amazing colleges in our walking tour >> |
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<< Corpus Christi College and its chapel. I loved the perfectly manicured lawns! >> |
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<< Pembroke College was the next stop. The chapel was very nice and serene and the ceilings were very neat. Great St. Mary's (top right) and a little street in Cambridge leading to King's College (bottom right) >> |
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<< "Gate of Honour" of Gonville and Caius College. Senate House (right) and Clare College (far right) >> |
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<< Trinity College is the largest Cambridge college and its Great Court is the largest University court in the world - very, very impressive >> |
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<< The St. John's College Chapel... another amazing architectural work of art. Queens' College >> |
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<< Punting on the River Cam - you get a great view of The Backs >> |
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<< Mathematical Bridge of Queens' College - funky little bridge. George Washington's Great Uncle is memorialized with this plaque in Little St. Mary's Church... see the stars and stripes? >> |
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LONDON (MARCH 2002)
COOL BRITANNIA - MILLENNIUM BRIDGE, ST. PAUL'S & BRITISH MUSEUM
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<< The oh-so-crowded but very cool Millennium Bridge spanning the Thames from St. Paul's to the Tate Modern >> |
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<< Stunning vistas of St. Paul's Cathedral from the Tate Modern. The ever-so-fabulous Ann posing with me >> |
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<< London's famous Tower Bridge and a glimpse of Canary Wharf. The British Museum and Sir Norman Foster's bold Great Court - absolutely stunning! >> |
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<< ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL >> |
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