The Premier Inn has all the best views
The SwiftKey Reunion Brunch, Regent Street, Cambridge - 12th January 2019
It's the morning after the SwiftKey Ten Year Reunion, and although Nosher left before midnight because the bar was too crowded and so missed out on the case of Port that was exhumed from behind the bar because everything else had run out, it still felt early enough for a 10:30 meet at the Old Bicycle Club café on Regent Street - up until 2013 the site of Howes Cycles, which had been there for 173 years and from where Charles Darwin once allegedly purchased a bicycle. As with the Selwyn College bar, slightly too many people have to cram in to the venue, and so it takes a fair while to get everyone sorted. However, the place does serve what appears to be the largest Croque Madame toasted sandwiches known to mankind. After brunch (or actual lunch in reality by the time it happens), Nosher wanders up to town to visit Fopp Records and go up the tower of Great St. Mary, near King's Parade.
next album: The G-Unit's Birthday, Brome, Suffolk - 20th January 2019
previous album: SwiftKey's Ten Year Anniversary Reunion, Selwyn College, Cambridge - 11th January 2019
The University Arms on the edge of Parker's Piece
The famous Reality Checkpoint on Parker's Piece
Bike parts in the Old Bicycle Shop
Nick chats
Juha and Gareth
Nick S, left, chats
Menus are inspected
The crowded upstairs room
There are even some babies about
Tom and the two Adams
Ruth and her baby
Nick gives it the thumbs up
The world's largest Croque Madame is inspected
Jon's boy looks to escape out of the window
Yu-Ting chats to Coffey
SwiftKey after lunch
The Old Bicycle Shop on Regent Street
Christ's College's entrance has been done up
Cambridge bike chaos on Sidney Street
The four K6 phoneboxes and a bit of Great St. Mary
Bikes and posters
La Raza - home to many Taptu parties - is still going
The Le Creuset shop's display with casserole lids
Gonville and Caius great court
Gonville and Caius College is open to visitors
The Caius Clock, with the Senate Building behind it
The Caius chapel
Gonville and Caius Court
The view of the market from the church tower
Looking up Trinity Street
King's College Chapel and 'Old Schools'
King's Parade
King's College
The stripey market stall roofs of Cambridge
Graffiti in the church tower
The bells of Great St. Mary
The nave of Great St. Mary church
Shoppers on Sidney Street
Christ's College
H Gee continues to look (more) derelict as its owner is 'away'
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The Premier Inn has all the best views
The Premier Inn has all the best views
The University Arms on the edge of Parker's Piece
The famous Reality Checkpoint on Parker's Piece
Bike parts in the Old Bicycle Shop
Nick chats
Juha and Gareth
Nick S, left, chats
Menus are inspected
The crowded upstairs room
There are even some babies about
Tom and the two Adams
Ruth and her baby
Nick gives it the thumbs up
The world's largest Croque Madame is inspected
Jon's boy looks to escape out of the window
Yu-Ting chats to Coffey
SwiftKey after lunch
The Old Bicycle Shop on Regent Street
Christ's College's entrance has been done up
Cambridge bike chaos on Sidney Street
The four K6 phoneboxes and a bit of Great St. Mary
Bikes and posters
La Raza - home to many Taptu parties - is still going
The Le Creuset shop's display with casserole lids
Gonville and Caius great court
Gonville and Caius College is open to visitors
The Caius Clock, with the Senate Building behind it
The Caius chapel
Gonville and Caius Court
The view of the market from the church tower
Looking up Trinity Street
King's College Chapel and 'Old Schools'
King's Parade
King's College
The stripey market stall roofs of Cambridge
Graffiti in the church tower
The bells of Great St. Mary
The nave of Great St. Mary church
Shoppers on Sidney Street
Christ's College
H Gee continues to look (more) derelict as its owner is 'away'