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a Sunday morningbefore the crowds arrive...
what to do?
around Queen Squareand up George Street
down Milsom Streetand along Quiet Street
to drink coffee in a bookshop
around the Circus,along the Royal Crescent
and back past the Assembly Rooms
down Walcot Street to the Bellto listen to Phil King
down to the Sydney Gardensto explore the Holburne museum
and admire the netsuke
and then across Pulteney bridgeto the London Road...
and all day long
the sun shone
in a cobalt sky
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13 comments:
And, it would seem, that you were the only two people in all of Bath...or maybe it just felt that way.
Exquisite photos of a beautiful city!
What a place.
very Jane Austen...it looks wonderful, keep enjoying it!
What glorious photos and how exciting to hear there are netsuke in the Holburne Museum. I am mildly obsessed with them since reading The Hare With Amber Eyes.
great buildings but a lot more fun with the right person
PS the Bell always appeals to my more raffish alter ego which does not normally get much of a opportunity to disport itself
Aww, MrM, what a a lovely sentiment.
Mrs M, beautiful pictures and thank you for the link to Phil King, he has a lovely voice. So good to see Bath again.
My favorite place in England. Lovely photographs. What a lucky woman you are!
What a lovely post! Well worth getting up early to have this beautiful city to yourselves. Really nice shots. Thanks for taking me with you!
Thank you for the trip down memory lane. I lived in or near Bath for years ... love that city, especially in sunlight :D
i love Bath. only been there once many years ago and would so much love to visit again... Sally Lund and the San Fransisco Fudge factory ( well i like eating good ftuff) are two places in Bath i `ll never forget : )
A place I love captured beautifully.
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