Roman Baths, Bath, England
Bath Abbey from The Roman Baths
Roman Bath, England
While Tom set off to today, I was free to head out and explore the cobbled streets of Bath. Our apartment was near Great Pulteney Street, an impressive street that's over 1000 feet long and 100 feet wide with a fountain at one end. I passed by A.H. Hale, an old fashioned chemist with really cool window displays including a Kodak window. The gigantic Bath Abbey sits imposingly in the middle of the city, covered in carvings and gargoyles. One of the carvings was of a ladder with angels clim...
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While Tom set off to today, I was free to head out and explore the cobbled streets of Bath. Our apartment was near Great Pulteney Street, an impressive street that's over 1000 feet long and 100 feet wide with a fountain at one end. I passed by A.H. Hale, an old fashioned chemist with really cool window displays including a Kodak window. The gigantic Bath Abbey sits imposingly in the middle of the city, covered in carvings and gargoyles. One of the carvings was of a ladder with angels clim...
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The Roman Baths
Our journey continues onto Somerset, just about 97 miles west of London, to a little town called Bath. As you might know, it’s best known for its Roman Baths which were once used for public bathing and now considered one of the best preserved Roman sites in the world. And in a town as small […]
Bath, UK
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The Circus, Latin for “circular”, is an iconic building in the city of Bath, in Somerset, in England, consisting of three curved segments of...
Bath, UK
