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Taken from Twerton Roundhill. Twerton Round Hill, once known as High Barrow and believed to be man-made. John Wood thought it was the sepulchre of Bladud, the legendary founder of Bath, others that it was raised in commemoration of some famous victory and covered with the relics and spoils of some great warrior. It wasnβt until the late 19th century that it was confirmed to have been formed naturally.
My take on this classic window into Bath shot... Taken early morning, loving the spring tones
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A moody Autumn πmorning at Bath Quays looking towards Waterfront House and a very brief bit of colour πin the sky.
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Mayflower steam train ππ bursts into Sydney Gardens in Bath with the return of a Steam Dreams excursion. Colour version and different frame from yesterday's post π
6th April 2022.
Mayflower steam train ππ heads through the Limpley Stoke Valley with the steam Dreams excursion to Bath Spa.
6th April 2022.
A Royal Sunset.... Back in July I loved how how the setting sun illuminated this streak of clouds above the Royal Cresent rendering them all sorts of yellows, oranges and finally pinks... Just glad I was there with hundreds of others to capture it π
Stella and Charlotte test train heads through Bath just as the sun is setting.....
67023 Stella and 67027 Charlotte test train 198T 0820 Tyseley L.M.D. to Bristol High Level Siding 24th March 2021.
Spring daffodils at the Royal Cresent Bath at dusk... look πat that πafterglow..
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As #StormBarra passes over Black 5 steam locomotive 44871 catches a patch of sunshine running nearly an hour late between Bath and Bristol with the @railwaytouring excursion from London Victoria-Bristol Temple Meads. @westcoastrail
Classic Pullman steam train π heads out of Bath 19th May with the immaculate 35028 Clan Line heading towards Bristol Temple Meads, on an excursion from London Victoria π
Mayflower steam train ππ bursts into Sydney Gardens in Bath in the return of a Steam Dreams excursion
6th April 2022.
Prior Park Landscape Garden surrounding the Prior Park estate south of Bath, Somerset, England, was designed in the 18th century by the poet Alexander Pope and the landscape gardener Capability Brown, and is now owned by the National Trust. The garden was influential in defining the style known as the "English landscape garden" in continental Europe. The garden is Grade I listed in the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England. Around 1100 the site was part of a deer park set out by the Bishop of Bath and Wells John of Tours. In 1720s it was bought by Ralph Allen and landscaped to complement his new house. Further development was undertaken after the house became a seminary and then a Roman Catholic grammar school. In the 1990s 11.3 hectares of the park and pleasure grounds were acquired by the National Trust and a large scale restoration undertaken. Features of Prior Park Landscape Garden include a Palladian architecture bridge, lake and ancillary buildings.
πClass 40 Whistler locomotive 40145 heads into BathοΈ on Locomotive Services Limited private charter 7th April
Saphos trains π"Portsmouth Harbour Express" returns home in rather cloudy conditions compared with the morning run. 46100 Royal Scot framed here between Bath and Bristol.
'Roundhill has its hat on'
The sun π can be seen setting behind Kelston Roundhill with the city of Bath below having baked in several days of extreme sun π
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A popular stop off point for walkers to admire the views over the southern Bathscape, sitting just outside the historic village of South Stoke.
In this area, you can explore the beautiful villages of Midford and South Stoke, the Cam Valley and the Somersetshire Coal Canal.
The Corridor is one of the world's earliest retail arcades, designed by architect Henry Goodridge and built in 1825, in Bath, Somerset, England. On Tuesday 10 December 1974, a telephone warning alerted police in Bath that a bomb was shortly to explode in The Corridor. The subsequent blast from a 5 lb bomb planted by the IRA[3] caused huge damage and forced the Corridor to undergo a major renovation programme. No one was hurt in the blast.
More tranquility at the Kennet and Avon Canal ...looking π just delightful in the spring πΈlate evening sun βοΈ
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