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My partner and I have a funny story that we often think back on and tell to each other

from time to time. That was from the last occasion that we were in Cambridge town.

Well, it was the last occasion that we were in Cambridge town, well, it was the last occasion that my partner was there. And, well, it was the last occasion that I was there too, but it also happened to be the first occasion that I'd ever been to Cambridge.

And I would love to go back, you know,

because it is a beautiful town.

If you're unfamiliar with Cambridge,

you know, it's got something quintessentially British about it.

Even though I wouldn't necessarily say that every British town is reflective of the town of Cambridge. In fact, it's probably quite unique in its sort of very old architecture and, you know, quite gothic style architecture.

Probably not dissimilar to Oxford as well, but still unique as compared to the broad spectrum of cities across the UK.

Most cities, I would say in the UK, are not quite like Cambridge.

It really does have the feeling of Harry Potter, I suppose.

I think that's probably why, if you are a tourist coming to the UK, Cambridge is probably one of the places you should go. Cambridge or Oxford, or both, if you have

time, to get that sort of really, like I say, I think what has become

quintessentially sort of stereotypical of England.

You really get that sort of atmosphere.

But as such, it feels like a lovely place to roam around. There are narrow, cobbled streets

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