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  This week we’ve generally enjoyed good weather. This was outside our Post Office yesterday.

  We have a lovely day here as evidenced by the photo.

This is the village near Cambridge where I live. It is mix of old and new buildings. This photo dates from 2007, but not much has changed.

We are lucky to live right next door to Burwell windmill. It is fully restored. Here it is in full sail with the sails turning. The fantail ...

Our village, Burwell, is about 10 miles from Cambridge.  It is a mix of old and new buildings some of which date back many centuries.  The H...

Our village is a mixture of some old houses and new ones. This one is old, but I do not know when it was built.  I guess it is 200m from our...

  This is an innovative use of an old tree stump. It is filled with flowers that look lovely at this time of year.

On the Causeway (a tree lined road in our village) they had to cut down a tree.  I am so pleased they have made a feature of it by planting ...

This is a quiet green in our village, surrounded by houses. We like to photograph this in the autumn when the trees lose their leaves.

This property is one of the older ones in our village. I have no idea when it dates from.  There is a mix of old and new properties in Burwe...

  This photo collage was taken yesterday.

  This is a quiet lane in our village. With blossom and daffodils there are plenty of signs of spring.

  Dodging the showers we did a 4.5km walk around our village.

This was our village sign yesterday.  It is located on a place called Pound Hill as it was once the location of the village pound where anim...

At least in this part of the UK, it has seemed a long, dull winter as this photo shows. Our village of Burwell has a couple of  main centres...

This was our local church some summers ago. It will (all too) soon be spring. This winter has felt very long for some reason with lots of du...

This is a quiet part of our village. Snowdrops are out!

This is a view of the church tower in our village from an unusual angle. In places it is almost 1000 years old.

This is our local church with a fairly recent house (designed to blend in really well) with snowdrops in the foreground.

This is Church Lane in our village.