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PIC BY GEOFF ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY 07976 880732.

Picture dated October 10th shows second year medical student Jo Matthews in her room at St John's College,Cambridge surrounded by the biggest wall of Boston Ivy in the UK which has turned red in the last few weeks just before term starts tomorrow.

The bright red creeper on the back of the building at St John's College at Cambridge University is one of the city's most famous autumn spectacles.

Every October visitors are treated to the glorious sight of the crimson vine, which covers New Court.

The creeper climbs 10 metres high to the top of the four-storey building and is 60 metres wide.

St John's College was founded in 1511 and is well known for its choir and annual May Ball. It has eleven courts - the most of any Oxford or Cambridge college.

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PIC BY GEOFF ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY 07976 880732.<br /> <br /> Picture dated October 10th shows second year medical student Jo Matthews in her room at St John's College,Cambridge surrounded by the biggest wall of Boston Ivy in the UK which has turned red in the last few weeks just before term starts tomorrow.<br /> <br /> The bright red creeper on the back of the building at St John's College at Cambridge University is one of the city's most famous autumn spectacles.<br /> <br /> Every October visitors are treated to the glorious sight of the crimson vine, which covers New Court.<br /> <br /> The creeper climbs 10 metres high to the top of the four-storey building and is 60 metres wide.<br /> <br /> St John's College was founded in 1511 and is well known for its choir and annual May Ball. It has eleven courts - the most of any Oxford or Cambridge college.