QUOTE(Solari @ Oct 6 2009, 09:47 PM)

QUOTE(sarah123 @ Oct 6 2009, 09:43 PM)

I left the piano at home but brought everything else (8 recorders, a violin and a viola) with me. Having seen my room, I don't think I could have fitted the piano in anyway and I don't think I'd have been very popular with whoever ended up carrying it through the narrow corridors and up stairs.
Today was pretty grim weatherwise, which was annoying because I had nothing I was supposed to be doing so would have pottered round town otherwise.
I can't quite remember, but don't you have one of those stage-pianos? Surely that would have fitted in somewhere and wouldn't have been *that* hard to move as it's hardly as heavy as a full blown clav?
I take it there are plenty of pianos around that you can have a play on up there anyhow?

Durham - another one of countless places I've passed through and never stopped in! Let me know if I've missed much!

Juniper: About 5 calories max I reckon! No need for people on diets to tape their mouths shut overnight!

I dunno, it's pretty heavy - it took me and my dad considerable effort to get it up into my room at home and our stairs are pretty average. The ones here were narrow, pretty steep and turned a corner. I'm not sure what pianos there are around. There was one in the practise room I was in this morning and there's a grand in the hall, although I doubt you're allowed to play that one.
Durham seems much the same as Cambridge really, except that, while Cambridge is mainly horizontal ground, Durham is pretty much vertical. (I came back from my potter yesterday with aching legs.

Admittedly, I did get a bit lost and ended up somewhere on the outskirts of the town then had to walk back a long way round.

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