…with Bath! This is a beautiful place. It’s relaxing, it’s nice, and it’s friendly. I want to move here this instant (but I can’t) … one day though, one day.
(the royal crescent)
(and the royal circus)
But to get behind the houses, and wander in and out and round the back, it’s even more charming…
…and then you find places like this, tucked in off the main street ( The Moon and Sixpence ). Thank you Kim and Jeremy for being such excellent tour guides and showing me round this fantastic town, and finding such a great location to wine and dine a good meal in a quiet, sunny courtyard in good company.
I shall be returning again – that is for certain. I’ve been meaning to visit it for at least seven years – I now have and intend to go back to revisit it again and again… What a way to spend Good Friday!
Did you go to the baths themselves? Wonderful. but then, I love Roman ruins.
I went and saw them, but didn’t go in:
a) not enough time
b) too many people (you can imagine what somewhere as beautiful as Bath is like on a hot, sunny Easter weekend?!)
I also saw some of the other one’s involved in the Bath Spa (Millennium??) project which are still construction. Looked inside one though to discover that a once very attractive old, stone bath (I am reliably informed) has been ripped out and replaced with new stone, and a modern glass roof…