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24mm Nikkor f/2.8 Ais

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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.

Bambocha waterproof camera

Film Fortepan 50 asa

Developer: Rodinal 1+25 4x push 30min

Temp: 20c

Bath Abbey

This image was taken in Bath, UK.

Shot with a Fuji X-Pro1 and 55-200mm lens

Robin

From a brief flirtation of trying to use a hasselblad as a travel camera

Photo taken from Widcombe after extensive demolition showing the rear of Bath Spa station and the bridge over the Avon. A Brush Type 4 is at the head of a Bristol train. The coaching stock has already been repainted into the new corporate livery though the loco is still 2 tone green

don't let that face fool you, he LOVES the tub...probably the cleanest pup in CT

Snaking through the Limpley Stoke Valley beside the River Avon, InterCity-liveried 37431 approaches Bathampton with 2V87, 1625 Weymouth to Bristol Temple Meads Regional Railways service on Sunday, 31 May, 1998. This location is now heavily overgrown and almost impossible to access.

Last lock on the canal section of the Kennet & Avon..once through the lock you are on the River Avon..turn right and into Bath and Pultney weir..which is amazing from the bank but even more amazing if you go right up to it in the boat!..

turn left and a days journey down the River to Bristol floating Harbour..a great place to moor and explore the wonderful city of Brizzle...

Sadly did not make it to Bristol this year by boat as ran out of time due to various engine problems & breakdowns and have to be in Liverpool in July so are now just off up the Thames..

Bath in Mach 2019.

Bath

A few days in the historic city of Bath

The historical Roman City of Bath, Somerset.

wiki link - Bath, Somerset

Bath in March 2019.

Bath in March 2019.

Morning Bath

Bath Hard Lane, Rochester

Early morning trip to Bath to capture this image. Had hoped for more mist but just was not to be.

150239 passes through Sydney Gardens, Bath, with the 13:23 Portsmouth - Cardiff.

Pulteney Bridge, the weir and the River Avon at Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Water stop for Lina!

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This is from the car, as Tim was driving us out of Bath. These buildings are typical of the city, mostly built in Bath stone.

They were warned not to me wet.

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2018

© Finbarr O'Neill

Bath is full of tourists like me. I waited about 15 mins for this one....

The Bath-Haverhill Bridge is the oldest authenticated covered bridge in New Hampshire. It is the first and only bridge to ever be built at this site. The bridge is a lattice truss with arches (two spans). Due to a drought at the time of my visit I was able to photograph the bridge from the river bed

The magnificent Royal Crescent in Bath was built between 1767 and 1775 to the design of John Wood the Younger, and forms a semi-ellipse of thirty Grade I listed houses arranged around a great Lawn.

This picture was a merge of several individual handheld exposures in my Canon G2.

33064 passes Sydney Gardens, Bath with the 14:40 Portsmouth - Cardiff on 15/08/87

Bath in September 2016.

Georgian housing at The Circus,Bath.Built between 1754 and 1758,and designed by architect John Wood the Elder.

Canary taking a bath. South Africa

Bath

Bath, NH

Bath

The Auriol and Dashwood Familles Johan Zoffany (1733-1810

Fan vaulting at Bath Abbey, England: made from local Bath stone, this is a Victorian restoration (in the 1860s) of the original roof of 1608

This little Robin couldn't wait for the fresh water in the birdbath this morning. As soon as I poured it in, it was bath time.