Bath

 

The Story

We had a fantastic weekend in Bath in August of 1998, just after Josie arrived in July. We caught the train out, hired a car, and drove all over the Cotswolds & Devon, including Stonehenge. It's a beautiful town, highly recommended! 

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Bradford-on-Avon, near Bath, is a beautiful village. These buildings seem like they're centries old! Stourhead is a beautiful English Country House, now part of the National Trust. These are the gardens - or at least, a very small part of them, including a model of the Pantheon A place we never thought we'd see - Stonehenge, truly more awesome in real life Close to Stonehenge is another site calles Avesbury - a ring of stones, just as mysterious
The view over Bath from the window of our guest house On one of the days we drove down to Poole, on the coast. Here Cam looks really young and fresh in the sun Royal Cresent in Bath is a beautiful curve of 18th Century mansions. Josie poses in front Some friendly cats in Bath!
A shot showing the beautiful architecture of Bath, and the green hills in the background 18th Century Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon in the middle of Bath Cameron relaxes in the entrance to our guest house in Bath A detail of the Roman Baths, built in the 1st century and after which Bath was named
The interior of Wells Cathedral, showing the Scissor Arch installed in 1338 to support the collapsing tower Josie stands outside Wells Cathedral
 

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