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The museum exhibits and displays a wide range of topics relating to the Arctic and Antarctic. It has stories of Earth's coldest, driest, windiest, highest and deadliest places, from heroes to modern climate science.

Parkers Piece is 25 grassy acres of pathways and pitches, that is reputed to be the birthplace of the rules of football.

A wonderful old sign, it catches the eye. It might even be mounted in a Diagon Alley 😉

A good place to cross the river Cam, makes a good short cut from Newmarket Road to Chesterton.

Unexceptional street, no reason for it to be a highlight.

Provides a direct link from Cambridge North station and the busway to the city centre.

Unless you like stopping to look around a museum while wearing road cleats, not really a highlight. One for bike tourers, not road cyclists.

A narrow shared-use footbridge. The ramp on the south side has a 90 degree corner in the middle as well. Proceed with caution..

Cycle and foot bridge next to the railway. On the Fen Rivers Way route this would be a good spot to choose what side of the river you want to walk along

The Scott Polar Research Institute was founded in 1920, in Cambridge, as a memorial to Captain Robert Falcon Scott, RN, and his four companions, who died returning from the South Pole in 1912. When Scott's last words, "For God's sake look after our people" were made known to the British nation, the response was tremendous. Scott himself had emphasised the importance of science and from this plea, the Institute was born. The Institute is the oldest international centre for Polar Research within a university. During the early years when it occupied one room in the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences in Cambridge, the Institute's aim was to provide a place where polar travellers and explorers could meet, and where material of polar interest might be collected and made accessible for future research. (https://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/about/history/)

A not-for-profit organization dedicated to education and research, the College has made its own distinctive contribution to society for over 700 years and has since weathered the Reformation, Civil War and upheaval of every century. It remains the smallest college in terms of the number of fellows and students, but as the late Noel Annan put it in his 1999 survey of universities and society, The Dons, this small college has always had “an intellectual impact…over all proportions to [its] size" pet.cam.ac.uk/about-college

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Fast connection to the city, pretty straight and surprisingly ok asphalt.

Pharmacy with historic sign above the entrance.

Despite the global reputation the buildings here are rather boring. For a historic perspective better visit the old site in Cambridge opposite of King's.

Connection from London/Stansted and up towards Norwich.

Pleasant train station; very friendly staff, helpful also to the non-islanders.

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Nice woodland next to river

Plenty of coffee here with chain supermarkets in and outside station plus a bakery. Multi-storey bicycle park is worth a look-see.

Back home after a nice journey

Significant press !! Must visit in Cambridge