We had a great time in the UK, we stayed in Bath which has always been one of our favourite cities.
Pultney Bridge
The Royal Crescent
and the Abbey
Being central to most of our extended family meant that during school and working hours we were free to wander amongst all the lovely buildings and museums that Bath has to offer, and still have enough time for visiting without offending anyone, very important and sometimes difficult. It also meant that we didn't have to change our sleeping arrangements every few days - even more important as we get older :-)
As well as all that Bath has to offer, we also managed a visit to Tyntesfield , the most amazing Victorian High House you have ever seen, and one that I've waited years to see.
The house
the surrounding parkland
Lots more news and photos to share with you, but as this is turning into rather a long post, I'll keep them for another time.
5 comments:
What a nice way of not blogging! Thank you for coming back and sharing your trip with us.
Welcome back. I was thinking you'd been very quiet but what great reasons you had - well, apart from the decorating that is!
Thank you for sharing the wonderful photos. Both places I have seen in movies, but have never visited...but want too! Glad you are back and safe from your adventures!
I've always wanted to see Tyntesfield. Looks as if the National Trust have done a wonderful job.
Friends are moving up to Brittany just before Xmas. Not too sure where at the moment, but suffice to say we may be able to finally meet up next year.
Hi Anne, remember me? LOL it's been a long time. Just wanted to say hi all the way from Canada.
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