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Relish Running - Bath Running Festival. Sunday 26th July 2015.
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Square laid out by J Strahan (architect of Redland Chapel, Bristol). One building with Nos 1 and 2 Kingsmead Street. Built for T Rosewell, whose rebus a rose and a well, with date 1736 is under segmental pediment. 3 storeys and mansard. 5 windows. Ground floor cut away for shop fronts, but detached Ionic porch remains. The treatment of the facade is rococo particularly the 2nd floor central window which is unique. Dr Butler Bishop of Durham died here 1752. Return elevation to Kingsmead Street (Nos 1 and 2) has 8 windows. EH Listing
An evening visit to Bath Races on 29th June for a work function, followed by a quick look around Bath itself, particularly the Roman baths.
An evening visit to Bath Races on 29th June for a work function, followed by a quick look around Bath itself, particularly the Roman baths.
Relish Running - Bath Running Festival. Sunday 26th July 2015.
All photos are free to download for personal use. Photos from @ewilko/@hellosocialyou
Details & Care
Sake Bath is a purifying soak comprised of over 50% detoxifying sake that works to ease body tension and promote relaxation while leaving the skin incredibly soft, smooth and moisturized.
Sake, prepared from rice grains, is known to detoxify and soften the skin, while gingerroot extract helps to rejuvenate. The formula is further enriched with melissa leaf extract, noted for its calming and soothing properties, and radish root extract, which helps tone and reduce irritation.
The delicately foaming formula was inspired by ancient beauty rituals of Japanese Geisha who were known to use sake to purify and soften their skin. The luxurious, lush scent comes from their tradition of infusing baths with real persimmons.
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