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The Bath and West Show – my sixth visit?

To sunny skies did we venture, arriving at about 11.45 to this one of the four largest shows of this type in the UK. It felt a bit like deja vu with many familiar stands so instead I decided to seek out individuals and chat with them in my normal endearing manner. We first visited the Christian Churches tent where the rapport between the vicars was obviously close. There were five of them there...

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A pictorial visit to Bath for my eye injection

To my great relief the uncomfortable chair which we had to sit on whilst receiving the injection has been replaced by a very comfortable mattress. Relaxing was far easier. Sometimes when I am injected I get a large red floater in my eye like a blood bubble which wobbles around on its own. It normally disappears after a day or so. I got one this time and I hope it does this time. Prior to the...

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An Arty Day in Bath

The Bear Flat area of Bath in Somerset is one of the most sort after areas in the 'arty' field. Every year they have a festival where 20 or so artists and designers open their homes to the public and display their work.  They have a web site which is worth a look. It is a great joy for me to meet and interact with people who are 'aware' at a higher level and are not like most of my Midsomer...

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My regular eye(lea) injection at RUH in Bath

I rang my garage in Chippenham to find out that the central control module on my Volvo was indeed defunct, so I gave the go-ahead for a new one which may be sourced locally (overnight) or from Sweden (six days). It is indeed a relief to have a positive diagnosis. I guess the bill will be £1500 For those of you who are not my regular readers I have wet macular degeneration in my left eye and need...

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Bath springs back to life. Well, sort of

It is my day to have my eye injection, now once every two months which is a good sign. As last Monday was the date set for business to return to normal, except inside drinking in pubs  (we have to outwit the wily virus). We decided to make a day of it and visit Bath. We sat in the front seat of the Park and Ride bus from Odd Down to the city centre. We committed the crime of sitting site by...

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The last day of freedom – a trip to Bath

Time to get of the house on this the last day before lockdown 2, a totally useless and corrupt plan to enslave us all and destroy small businesses. The USA election is the usual mess which hopefully will be sorted out by Friday. To Bath. A walk along an area by the Town Hall Admin offices. Lovely to see such a show of flowers. The river Avon, that bisects Bath. In full flood due to earlier...

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