Isaac Newton’s Apple Tree by Trinity College Cambridge. Taken on a very cloudy day recently. Not the original tree, but said to be a graft from it…
Sunday Photo – Isaac’s Tree
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I didn’t know that was there. I must visit! :)
You must! It’s very sweet, especially covered in blossom! Thanks Lisa! :)
A tree with a tale or two to tell! Beatitful old University building too in any weather
Thanks so much Fiona! :) x
Quietly admiring the shape of the tree. I probably should be mre ruthless with our trees. Love the idea that this tree exists. A connection to history. #MySundayPhoto
Thank you Cheryl! :)
wow that is amazing, that part of this tree in some shape or form was part of the original tree. Trees fascinate me, the history they have seen is just incredible, like they are just there observing time and history x
Thanks Sarah. If only they could talk hey? :) x
I had no idea such a thing existed – amazing! #MySundayPhoto
Thank you. I didn’t actually know either until we moved here, and overheard a tour guide. There’s a little plaque underneath the tree too so it must be true! :D
It’s looking rather lovely, even on a cloudy day. Looks like you’re having fun exploring your new city. #MySundayPhoto
Thanks so much Tara! :)
Stunning X #mysundayphoto
Thank you! (:
What a fantastic piece of history. I love the setting too. Lovely capture x
Thanks so much Victoria! (: x
That is a fabulous picture. The buildings themselves are amazing, and the hisory of the tree is fab x #mysundayphoto
Thank you Tracey! (: x
Cambridge is a place I’d love to visit and just spend the day exploring
Thank you for linking up
It’s definitely worth a visit! :)
Oh yes, the tree under which his son stood with the apple on his head ….. ;) xxx
No no no, that’s a different bloke! :D I think this apple fell on his own head! :D xxx
What a beautiful photo and an interesting story behind it!
Thank you Sarah! (: