Norfolk has some beautiful landscapes....so good, they have to be painted. 😄😃

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In July's this month! Pick up a copy & meet some of our fabulous artists ahead of the weekend - weekend 1 of Cambridge Open Studios 6th/7th July!

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Submitted my entry for Cows about Cambridge right at the last minute! Cross your fingers for me please 😊

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De Natura animalium, Cambrai ~ ca.1270

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Duchess of Cambridge at a photography workshop for Action for Children

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Really cool to see the brand new ChangeMakers site live! Looking forward to seeing the things that are to come: https://t.co/VNXS8LCDKp

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These beautiful poster designs by students Alice, Cecelia, Kez and Sam are currently on Stagecoach and Whippet buses around Cambridge now!! They're part of our project "IMPACT! Brain Injuries and WWI"
Let us know if you spot one!

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Sable and Cambrie celebrate

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Free Art demonstration at Tindalls Cambridge - Saturday 21st September 2019 – Acrylic Portraits with Lois Cordelia

Demo days are free to attend and there is no need to book a space, just turn up and enjoy the art being produced.

Whilst demonstrations are taking place Tinda…

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Free Art demonstration at Tindalls Cambridge - Saturday 24th August 2019 – Seascapes in Pastels with Jane Fellows

Demo days are free to attend and there is no need to book a space, just turn up and enjoy the art being produced.

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This dress 😍😍😍 The colour is just somehow reminds me of Cinderella

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One week to go until our learning and teaching conference, Engage, in Cambridge. https://t.co/f2p9VLIJqn



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Duchess of Cambridge at the first annual gala dinner in recognition of Addiction Awareness Week

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Cambrian ecosystems could be quite complex, with many of the hallmarks of a modern benthic community. The dioramas do a great job of showing this, with priapulids like Ottoia and Selkirkia being a major infaunal component. Second image from https://t.co/6UGECm1ICU

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Today's Cambrian creatures (find them in 's new fossil hall opening this Saturday) are Ottoia (first) and Selkirkia (second). These predatory worms had vicious mouthparts covered in teeth, hooks and spines (third). Images https://t.co/ff6Sc6cqCk by

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The Fossil Halls re-open this Saturday, so I want to highlight some cool invertebrates you'll find in the early life area. First is Waptia, an awesome Cambrian arthropod that's sometimes preserved with its eggs (ecr and ecl below)!

Images: https://t.co/ssnEj4iTl2

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