Today we travelled to the #CityOfBath, which is just over an hour away by train, making it suitable for a day trip. We cycled to our #RailwayStation and left our #bikes there. In #Bath, we only used pubic #buses and walked everywhere; we were lucky that although today had been planned well in advance, the weather was wonderful.

After a quick visit in the morning to the #UniversityOfBath, we spent most of our time wandering around the centre of the #city. The #RoyalCrescent has houses on its perimeter, curved in a #CircularArc, overlooking a park on the lower slopes.

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The #RiverAvon flows through the city and here, you can see it and also one of the famous #bridges, called #PulteneyBridge, which has shops over the span.

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There’s a nice walk along a stretch of the #river and here you can see the bridge from which the last #photograph was taken. I like the reflection of the river on the underside of the #arch.

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#BathAbbey is made of the same stone that most of the #city is made and it gives a uniformity and harmony giving #Bath a unique character.

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@mkwadee Ah, but, there is occasional rebellion against uniformity in Bath ... https://bathnewseum.com/2012/08/17/a-clash-of-colour-in-the-crescent/
A clash of colour in the Crescent!

Forty years ago this year the redoubtable and formidable Miss Amabel Wellesley-Colley took on the might of Bath Corporation and the Bath Preservation Trust and  dared to put a blot on a world-famou…

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@mkwadee One of which shops being Swindells' stamp shop. Though I must hasten to add that I've always got good deals there, despite the name.
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The buildings are amazing. But that lawn...I'd fill it full of trees!
@MostlyTato There are many further down the hill.
@mkwadee @MostlyTato Indeed there are some immediately behind the camera (assuming the picture was taken from the path).