Cambridge Day 2 Photos - Appreciating Nature - - Ashley

 
The whole group, except Ms. Al karkhi (don't worry, she's taking the picture), on the lawn at Pembroke College. 

Jackson and Dr. Quillin catch up on some reading in Trinity Hall's 500 year old chapel.

Mackenzie and Talulah in the lounge at Trinity Hall, getting some rest after a long college visit.

Gloria, Sabrina, Jayla, Ms. Al Karkhi, Isa, and Rachel on the grounds of Peterhouse. Peterhouse is one of Cambridge's 31 colleges, despite the lack of college in its name.

Max and Talulah enjoy some Gelato from Jack's while we go shopping as we shop around downtown Cambridge.

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Gloria standing under a tree on the grounds of Peterhouse, the oldest college under the Cambridge university umbrella.






 


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