Ah, it appears you've seen what heaven must look like! I don't know why, but upon scrolling, I was more attracted to the word "cheese", than "car'... I've concluded now, that there must be something wrong with me. Still, it's a great learning experience, and I always thought that Cambridge was the oldest university in the world. Interesting...

We were greeted by an immaculately presented, and completely stunning, Italian lady...

Does Faith know this, or must I tell her? I do love that Miura though! It's a fantastic car, and the best thing is, as you're driving along, rather than being able to see the cars behind you, all you get in your rear-view, are the shiny trumpets on the carburettors of that V12. The whole engine sits pretty much just inches away from the back of your head.

As a person who also likes cheese, my saliva glands are climaxing. It must be some great cheese, because it's got its own medal! I've always liked the idea of old-school, organic agriculture. No additives, or shoving the cows into large, packed pens. If they're healthy, then they make some good dairy. Are they actually called "Pope Cheese"? I asking, for academic purposes only.

Not being a bike person, I don't really know what to say about that last part, except that you've snapped some lovely photos. As a sucker for Italian cars though, if I had to get a bike, it may as well be Italian, too!