Hollie Berman

“I love to try to capture the essence of the Marlborough Downs, with their stunning countryside and wildlife,” writes the photographer David White ahead of his solo exhibition at the Osborne Studio Gallery. Having lived on the edge of the Downs in Wiltshire all his life, the fourth-generation farmer recently turned his passion for “anything in the natural world” into photography.

THE PROPERTY: In a prime position elevated above the Exe Estuary, the oldest parts of this eight-bedroom, Grade-II listed, Georgian crenellated property date back to the 17th century, with both 18th- and 19th-century additions; however, recent improvements to the house add a touch of contemporary luxury. The lush surrounding gardens and woodland give this home the perfect balance of waterfront views and private seclusion.

You may be wondering why Crushbridge has been alarmingly quiet this term, and that is because its admins— us, hello! —have been caught in the slog of finals. Turns out juggling hundreds of digital love letters with our degrees is not as easy as it once was. Inspired by London's 'rush-hour crush', as well as Cambridge's excruciatingly awkward dating scene, we set up the page in our first year for a bit of short-lived fun and warranted procrastination.