| Page Views: 1,200 Last Visit to Waterbeach: February, 2005 | Waterbeach-An English village by kerouacsdog - last update: Feb 14, 2005 |
Waterbeach, 5 miles from Cambridge.
There's no beach, there is a lot of water(2 rivers), but what this village has is charm, friendliness, pretty cottages, and a good old-fashioned community spirit, where everyone knows everyone.
I'm lucky, in that my sister and her family live here, so I get to come here and stay a lot, but until I took my camera out, I didn't realise how beautiful this village is, and how lucky that my sister can bring up her family in such a nice and safe place.
(These following photos will be updated in the summer, my camera was having an off-day! Or maybe I was!) |
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| Pros: | "Very friendly people, beautiful cottages, surrounded by lovely countryside" | | Cons: | "City people buying up weekend homes and destroying the community" | | In A Nutshell: | "Quaint English Village" |
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notalocal Thu Nov 20, 2008 18:09 UTC
Waterbeach stores, great people and very friendly, just cant get my pushchair inside the shop ! As for Onestop I have never encountered a more miserable shop assistant in my life, a smile doesnt cost anything ! | christine.j Wed Jul 30, 2008 04:29 UTC
Until now I had never heard about Waterbeach. It seems to be a charming village. Thanks for telling us about it. | BerniShand Fri Feb 17, 2006 17:39 UTC
is the Royal Engineers at the barracks, they are off to Iraq today, the Bridge serves great food [Mondays goat cheese salad was excellent] but it gets really busy, nice page Mark | aussirose Fri Mar 25, 2005 03:23 UTC
G'day Mark. That White Horse pub sounds the go!! You're making me hungry :o) Can't wait to see some more pix of this place! Cheers, Ann :o) |
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