An English Sunrise

Chasing the Frosty English Fog

In Love with Living in Cambridge England

I believe my fascination of Cambridge came at a young age as I'd listen to stories of my parents and their first adventures in England back in the 1970's.   I would sit, listen and ask to hear them again and again until I had most of the stories memorized.  I'd internalize and picture myself there, wishing I had been born a few years earlier so I could have had the chance to live in the land of year round green grass (no sprinklers needed here), old stone churches, vintage milk churn jugs, Murray Mints, old grandfather clocks, antique pump organs and magnificent cathedrals. I love England for the properness of her people, her cobbled stone steps, old colleges, Sunday morning church bells, Cornish ice cream, fish and chips and Yorkshire pudding.
Ely Cathedral:

An East Anglian Windmill:

My favorite view of Ely:

Baby J. Turned ONE!

I'm not going to lie, this is one adorable baby!  Look who turned one...I can't believe that time has flown by, it seems like just the other day I was photographing his newborn photos.  Keep smiling, happy boy!

 He's one lucky boy, with a mama who bakes like this...every birthday will be absolutely perfect!