People of interest

Interesting people
Cheryl (sister) - her career path, start to now, from uni through career choice and steps taken to now, what obstacles came into place, what risks have been taken to get to now.

Grandad - how he built up his business from nothing, what he has achieved through life, what risks took, what obstacles were in place.

Chrissie (sister) - where she is today, how did she get there, what sacrifices and obstacles were taken, how did she do it?

Interesting places
Devils Dyke - long walkway, originally used to transport cattle, lots of history

Round Church - unique church that surprising is round, like it is stated in its name.

Cherry Hinton Hall - backbone of Cambridge, hosts folk festival yearly, has school which was originally a nursery, lots of history both personal and not personal

Interests that I have
Cars - been bought up around them all my life

Computers - I built my own computer 2 years ago, continued to upgrade it and add new components since then.



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