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This was the only shot I could sneak in while approaching the lockers. After all, visitors in trunks and bikinis would shun my camera if it were in sight.
Bath, New Hampshire
Constructed in 1829 by Airel Miner over the Ammonoosuc River. It originally carried NH Hwy 135 over the river but is now closed to auto traffic. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977.
Historic marker:
Took this shot at wosing in bali
nyonga this taxi man amazes me with the amount of load he has
on the taxi
I found this fellow on playing on the street in Bath. He played the violin as well as the guitar and kept beat using his home made hydraulic set up. He told me he started fiddling with it about 15 years ago.
This bath had the same floor plan as Skip's bath, To make it easier to enter and exit the shower, we moved the shower towards the exterior wall, and from behind the stool.
The 8 inch galvanized pipe you see is the new double wall B-vent pipe installed. The old pipe had to be relocated and was removed entirely from the furnace in the basement all the way to above the roof line. Aside from being in the way of the new shower, it was further compromised by having holes drilled in it and electric wire run through it. (sharp metal+electric wire+very hot furnace exhaust=bad).
The shower drain had to be moved 18 inches so the concrete floor was dug up, the pipe was replaced, and the floor patched. You can see the new drain located in the new PVC shower pan