This is the seventh post in a series about a group of World War 1 soldiers from Mill Village, Nova…
This is the sixth post in a series about a group of World War 1 soldiers from Mill Village, Nova…
We had the pleasure of experiencing Caffé Vergnano… twice. The first experience came with our desire for really good coffee……
Our hotel was close to St. James’s Park (not to be confused with St. James’ Park). We found it to…
This cute little bakery has slipped past me on many occasions — both in person and online. However, on this…
Those who know me know that I love to head over to the Saturday Portobello Market whenever I’m in London….
We were starving. We’d been in London less than 8-hours and had spent a lot of that time on the…
As we walked across the Westminster Bridge in an attempt to get to our hotel, we had to weave and…
Cambridge University is not a university per se (as we in Canada understand a university to be). But rather it…
Photography in the Fitzwilliam is prohibited everywhere except in the main hall. This was a bummer until I discovered that…
Before it’s days as a popular tourist destination, the Anchor was a haven for musicians. Open mike night often attracted…
This little unassuming pub (painted blue), pitched as the oldest pub in Cambridge, has been “serving” patrons for over 600…