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Showing posts with label Cambridge. Show all posts
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Cambridge, UK, Europe, June 2005
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Back to Cambridge again and had a great week, very fortunate to be able to get Trintiy May Ball ticket. Can't believe after all these years and I'm still going to May Ball, esp. exciting for Irene. Also extremely excited to meet my favourite and most admired Chinese novelist, Prof. Louis Cha (best known as Jin Yong) who received his honourary doctorate degree from Cambridge University on 22 June 2005. I was most happy to be able to speak to him and obtained his autograph on one of his best known novels.
Trinty May Ball, Cambridge, UK, Europe, 20 June 2005
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May Ball is a very fun and enjoyable event in Cambridge and it is actually in June. We went to Trinity College (where I was a student in the 1990s) May Ball on 20 June 2005. It was really fun, it started at 9pm and packed entertainment and food till 5:45am when the survivors photo was taken.
Cambridge, UK, Europe, Dec 2004
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During my visit in Dec 2004 to UK, I decided to make a day trip back to Cambridge to meet up with old friends and news friends alike. I took some photos of places that I used to visit a lot, like the barbarer shop, sandwich place, book store etc. Not an exhustive collection, but has fond memory of these places.
Cambridge, UK, Europe, July 2001
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Have not been back to UK for a few and it is the first time that Irene and I are in UK together, so we did some touristy thing and visited some scenic spot, most importantly, I wanted to show Irene around Cambridge, the place where I spent 8 years, it was a fun, happy, great 8 years! Show her round where I studied, lived, dinned, hanged out etc. Always good to be back to Cambridge.
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