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So our local bath house is going to be replaced next year, and I got to take some pictures of it before it's gone. This is the main pool; it looks kind of strange as the water bends the light coming from the windows.
"Bathed by Light" - Experimenting with light painting down by the Nature Park in Mount Vernon just as the Moon was beginning to peek out. Sometimes you can get some surrealistic images during long exposures.
Intricate Bath stone fan vault interior in the perpendicular Gothic style. The Anglican Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, City of Bath, Somerset, United Kingdom.
“Taking one’s chances is like taking a bath, because sometimes you end up feeling comfortable and warm, and sometimes there is something terrible lurking around that you cannot see until it is too late and you can do nothing else but scream and cling to a plastic duck.” ― Lemony Snicket
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This amazing colorful rainbow sunset over the city of Bath this evening. Moody clouds and rolling hills look off towards Bristol.
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This little keepsake was bought back from a holiday in Skegness way back in the early 1980's. It reminds me of one of our best family holidays and was bought for me by my two young sons (they are both in their 40's now).
37411 captured in the evening sunny patch in Bath's Sydney Gardens with the afternoon Weymouth-Bristol Temple Meads Regional Railways service on 6 May, 1996.
Bath was very busy today with the Christmas Market opening tomorrow.
I think this little chap was about to get some sweeties.
The bridge over the River Avon is the famous Pulteney Bridge - one of the three shop-lined bridges left in the world (Ponte Vecchio and Rialto are the other two) - completed in 1774.
The building on the left is the old Empire Hotel. The architecture of the roof is supposed to represent the three classes of people: a castle on the right corner for upper class; a house for the middle classes and a cottage for the lower classes. However one critic described it as a, ‘monstrosity and an unbelievable piece of pompous architecture’. It's now an apartment building.