I made a long overdue visit to Bath to see my childhood best friend, Fiona a few weeks ago because she was graduating and it just did not make sense that we were both in the UK yet not seeing each other. ;) It was a lovely time of catching up and sharing about our future. Thanks to her hospitality, I had a great time seeing Bath. I especially enjoyed seeing the parks she goes for her usual runs, the cafes she enjoys, the hill to her university, the supermarket she usually shops in, the canal and river walks, the bus stop in front of the Abbey where she takes her bus to uni from, etc. On the second day (next post), she also graciously brought me to do some touristy things and saw what I needed to see in Bath.
Here are the pictures from my journey there on the first day:
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| I had to transfer trains twice: at Birmingham New Street and Bristol Temple Meads Station. |
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| Finally met up with Fiona and walking on the streets of Bath |
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| Fashion museum |
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| The Circus |
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| A real cat sleeping at the window. |
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| This is the Royal Crescent |
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| Royal Victoria Park |
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| The Jane Austen Centre, which I didn't have time to go in. |
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| Had a nice coffee break at Society Cafe. |
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| Bath Abbey and the Roman Bath |
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| Avon River |
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| Pulteney Bridge |
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| On the Great Pulteney Street |
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| People fishing at the Kennet and Avon Canal |
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| After that, we climbed up Bathwick Hill to see the sunset. |
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| The "miniature town" complete with its own little moving train running across the town. |
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| More shops |
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| Milson's Place |
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