Barh Part III

Finally, last picture batch from the trip to Bath! I need to stop taking 400 pictures and wanting to share the most of them... Anyways, the first church is St. Michael's. From there we walked to Bath Abbey, the other church, and the Roman Baths. Wished we went inside (cost £11) but we were busy wanting to see everything and getting time to eat before the coach left.  

From there we walked to one of the few bridges in Europe(world?) that has shops on it. Then we started our hunt to find something good and vegetarian to eat. On our way to do so I had to stop by Pylones, that super colourful shop! So amazing~ 

Then it was getting darker and time to find the spot where the coaches stopped when we arrived, because they would leave at 5 PM with or without everybody. Luckily we made it :)

Manchester tomorrow, can't wait~!

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Bath Part II

Time for another picture dump from Bath, and this time not too long ago since last post. I am posting the pictures according to how we actually walked our way though the city. So from The Circus we went to the Royal Crescent which lies right next to it. Then we walked down the Royal Victoria park, to a obelisk monument, before we turned our nice back towards the city. On our way though the park I chased some squirrels on the hunt for the perfect pictures, they where quite friendly! But that little event will get a post of it own~ On our way back to the heart of the city we passed a Georgian garden. A bit sad that we weren't there at a time when the flowers actually bloomed - but it was still beautiful, and the plants had such creative names. Well, enjoy~

F R O M   T H E   R O Y A L   C R E S C E N T . . . 

 . . . T O   T H E   G E O R G I A N   G A R D E N .

What do you think of Bath so far? ^^

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Bath Part I

I will be re-posting some of my recent post from my old blog to here :)

It is finally time to post some pictures from the trip to Bath last weekend. I have been dreading to start editing these, because I took around 400 pictures on that trip! But hey, they hardly needed editing, Bath is such a beautiful city! There is a bit much black and white pictures, but Bath is the kind of historical place that fits it. I am also a bit over the top interested in architecture as you may notice. The is a lot of Georgian architecture in Bath, like the Circus and the Royal Crescent, and it is so beautiful. You can feel the history in the streets.

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The last pictures here are from The Circus, which is rounded buildings forming a circle. It is really magnificent and I can't help but wonder how the floor plans of these buildings look. And I just love the big old threes in the centre. From here we walked to the Royal crescent and though the park, where I chased squirrels and we popped by a Georgian garden. Nothing really bloomed but it was fun to see all the names!

Well, that will be in the next update :)

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