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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).
Taken from under the centre of Bath Abbey looking straight up this fisheye view captures the ceiling and windows at each end.
The stone fan vaulting on the ceiling was put in place in Victorian times by Sir George Gilbert Scott, replacing an earlier wooden structure.
Sony A700 / Samyang 8mm Fisheye
The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Bath( Bath Abbey) is an Anglican parish church and a former Benedictine monastery in Bath, Somerset, England. Founded in the 7th century, Bath Abbey was reorganised in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries; major restoration work was carried out by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s. It is one of the largest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture in the West Country.
One of the GWR class 158 three car units arrives at Bath on a Portsmouth to Cardiff service whilst a late running HST on a Bristol to London Paddington stands in the up platform. Despite 3 cars these trains are seriously overloaded
Bath was very busy today with the Christmas Market opening tomorrow.
I think this little chap was about to get some sweeties.
DCR's 60055 'Thomas Barnardo' catches the last rays of winter sunshine passing the Grosvenor area of Bath with 6Z34, 1457 Bristol FLT-Willesden quarry products on 27 January, 2022. This was taken from below the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath near Hampton Row Footbridge.
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.
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.
47593 'Galloway Princess' approaches Bath Spa with 'The Great Western Statesman' tour from Ely to Bristol temple Meads on 21 September, 2019.
No apologies for another shot of 'The Weymouth' in Bath's Sydney Gardens, not least because of the changes there in recent years that make the images unrepeatable. A frequent performer on the route at the time, 37412 'Driver John Elliot' passes the famous gardens with the 1153 Weymouth-Bristol Temple Meads service on 13 September, 1997.
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
What a line-up, I WAS THERE and just had to post this. I think the conversation in the pub on the evening of Friday 26th went something like "They're putting on an open air thing in Bath and the line-up looks great. I've got a couple of spare seats in the car, anyone fancy going? We'll probably have to leave tonight as there'll probably be a bit of traffic". 10 minutes later 4 of us in the car heading west. I think I remember being in a lot of traffic queues as we got closer but we eventually arrived and it was still daylight. No tent, nothing. We had stopped to buy several (many) beers though and I think we may have had some stuff. We found a position on the hill overlooking the stage and that was our kingdom until late on Sunday night. We made a "camp" out of newly mown grass that surrounded us and slept there. It did rain I think. I can't remember what we did for toilet stuff. I was much younger then..........Born to be wild