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2019 Holiday BATH

 Traveled early to BATH. First impressions were not favorable but had a cruise on the River and I started to like it . . . then walked through the city streets and I thought it was lovely.

 

The Bath Roman baths were interesting and the Cathedral was lovely.

 Morris patterns and architecture everywhere.
 Visited Victoria art gallery




Victoria Art Gallery


Did the hop on hop off bus around the city and countryside, staying in a house on an estate surrounded by orchards and gardens . . . want more time in Bath!!!!

On way to the cotwolds again . . .  then onto Amsterdam. More water, more greenery . . 

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