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FamilyLifeStyle HOME by Anita Kaushal,

photography P. Wincer, published Thames & Hudson

Cameron loves his bath...and now he likes to play with all his toys.

Walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal at Widcombe in Bath, 28 August 2013

the clouds are the remains of the Hurricane Joanna - Bath, UK 2008

A view of the Great Bath, part of the famous Roman Baths in the city of Bath in Somerset, England.

Someone figured out how to get into the tub.

Went on coach trip from Crofton Community Centre to Bath.

Reminds me of Better Off Dead when he steps into the shower with his socks on, why? Cuz it's fun to wear clothes in the bath!

northampton to bath

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shown here,outward leg

between bath/bristol

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D1924 on the back - saphos trains

birdie bath time!

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!

Bath, The Paragon, oddly named but one of the finest streets in the world

Jacob Bosanquet, d1767, by W Carter

Walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal at Widcombe in Bath, 28 August 2013

Bath Chairs were a common site not only in Bath but also Clifton in Bristol until the early part of the 20th Century

 

Bath chairs were hired with a pusher/puller, if you wanted to go visiting and it was too far to walk. Kelly's 1870 Bristol Directory lists nine wheel chair proprietors including a Henry Wellavize living at 12 Anglesea Place. Wheel chair activity in Bristol continued through the rest of the century into the twentieth until by 1939, only a Sidney Taylor of 3 Wellington Park, was offering a service. A chairman's rest is shown on a set of deeds for a property in Belgrave Road. In Bath, there were at one stage 160 licensed chairs and a Mr Ernest Ball did not finally retire until just after the Second World War.

Bath in September 2016.

Details from an evening out in Bath with Reflex Camera Club

A bath in the remains of the Roman villa

Mosaic from the narthex of the Chora Church, Istanbul. The church was founded in the 3rd century, later rebuilt by the logothete Theodore Metochites (first quarter 14th) who also ordered the mosaics to be made.

The steam rises from the hot spa water in the Great Bath

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