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Tonight's edition of this daily ritual inspired this sketch and these words (that I actually spoke):
Have you stewed enough in the water
that you feel like a prune?
Did you spray water on the floor
like I told you not to?
Pencil on Bienfang no. 601 50lb. sketch paper
Big Love - Charles Mee
Photo: Chris Harris
Willamette University Theatre - April 2002
Director: Lisa Rothe; Scene Design: Chris Harris; Costume Design: Bobby Brewer-Wallin; Lighting Design: Mike Petersen.
Actors: Company
Copyright 2012 C. Michael McCall / Mike McCall Photography.
St. Patrick's Rugby Tournament, Daffin Park, Savannah, Georgia.
© 2012 Sarah Brooks. All Rights Reserved.
Quentin loves his bathtime, with the exception of the few minutes that I'm washing his hair. What a smile!
Abandoned in 1998, Rauceby is slowly deteriorating. One of GT HIne's design, the main hall burnt down in 1947. It's in the middle of a housing estate, and it's meant to be slowly being converted, but it doesn't look like much is happening at the moment. It's largely stripped, but quite nice to stroll around.
Boot bath originally a dark sage green colour with date and inscription "For the use of the poor of Ledbury"
It was always housed in St Katherine's chapel and from there taken out and trundled from door to door when the occupant came out and climbed in. At the next house some water was let out and some fresh water added. It was habitually used like this especially at the almshouse.
Work commenced on the restoration of the chapel, but no provision was made to protect the bath. When restoration was well underway it was obvious that to take the bath out of the building was its only salvation. This was done and it was placed in the garden of the almshouse where it remained for over 2 years protected only by a plastic sheet
The late Mrs Hankins then living there, in his anxiety to save it, painted it black. Thus the lettering was obliterated and the date lost. No record was kept , but the date is believed to be 1786.
A similar one is to be found at Felbrigg Hall Norfolk, it was green and still had its trolley, and appeared only to have been used indoors. - Ledbury Herefordshire