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  1. 22 de abr. de 2018 · Girton’s orchards continue to flourish to this day. The spring blossom and autumn bounty of the trees provide a rich legacy for the many expert hands that have tended the orchards for well over a hundred years.

  2. Making the most of our location, each wing looks out towards green space, whether woodland, sports pitches or our historic orchard. Recent building reflects the College’s proud commitment to sustainability, including Ash Court, which has won awards for its energy efficiency, to the eco-friendly green roof of the Library.

  3. 1 de oct. de 2009 · Girton College has not been very pro-orchard in recent years. A quite extensive orchard was planted in 1948 as an alternative fruit source to the Old Orchard. Recently it was removed to allow for a 're-organisation' of their sports pitches.

  4. 18 de abr. de 2024 · At the cutting edge. At the frontier of inclusive excellence, set in 50 acres of natural woodlands, orchards and wildlife habitats, Girton offers space to think and a community in which to thrive. Live in heritage buildings or state of the art accommodation, enjoy the Library, Cafe and indoor swimming pool, and some of the best on ...

  5. www.girton.cam.ac.uk › postgraduates › why-girtonWhy Girton | Girton College

    Girton sits among 50 acres of natural woodlands, orchards and wildlife habitats. The Main Site is on Huntingdon Road which offers easy bike and public transport access to the centre of Cambridge - about 2 miles away. Check out the location of the Girton College Main Site here.

  6. The gardens feature the Fellows' Garden, the Old Orchard, Emily Davies Court, Cloister Court, Woodlands Court, Campbell Court, ponds, mature woodland and open meadows. Of particular note is the 'Green Theatre' in the Fellows' Garden which uses yew for the theatre wings against a backdrop of trees.

  7. Old Orchard dates from around 1880 and covers approximately two acres. It contains about 45 varieties of apple and a few pears and plum trees. It is now being managed to conserve the varieties and a diverse wildlife is establishing which is encouraged by the management methods.