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The Bath and West Show in all its glory

So here we are at the famous Bath and West agricultural show. At least, it started like that many years ago but has now branched out into a combination of the Ideal Home show, an historical machinery show, an outdoor traditional music show and just a lot of varied fun. As I promised yesterday, days diary is mainly pictorial with comments. The entrance charge for us seniors is £23 which I...

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Bath’s canals – images that ask a question

VERY LONG PAGE Françoise and I decided that a day trip to Bath to get away from it all  would be a good idea. We are very fortunate to live half an hour away from a city with a Georgian stamp on it which makes all the buildings hang together like a unit and is very beautiful to behold whichever way you walk.  This diary will be largely a picture essay. Within 5 or 10 minutes of the centre you...

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A rainy day in Bath – diary part 1

I rose early this morning to get to my writing group and battled through a succession of fog, mist and rain to the park and ride in my trusty Volvo. I was feeling thoroughly positive so the inclement weather did not bother me one little bit. I like to carry my own little bubble of positivity around with me and normally I manage this quite well. Early in the morning, the only people to be seen...

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Bath Colourists exhibition plus the ultimate germ collector

Today - Bath Colourists' Exhibition in Bath - the ultimate germ collector Pepys Diary Tuesday 15 November 1664 ....I to the ‘Change, and thence Bagwell’s wife with much ado followed me through Moorfields to a blind alehouse, and there I did caress her and eat and drink, and many hard looks and sooth the poor wretch did give me, and I think verily was troubled at what I did, but at last after...

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Bath FilmFest Pt 5 – The myth of ‘Rape’

Monday 7 November 1664 Nothing jumps out to speak about. Read Pepys diary as you wish by clicking on the link above. ***** I am doing a garden for Judith, one of my favourite customers.  She owns a large house on some valuable land but cannot bring herself to up sticks and leave. We encourage her every time we visit as her health will catch her out.  She has kidney failure and can barely walk...

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Bath Film Festival 3 – being listened to

Saturday 5 November 1664 ...and so with my wife to the Duke’s house to a play, “Macbeth,” a pretty good play, but admirably acted. Thence home; the coach being forced to go round by London Wall home, because of the bonefires... None of your Health and Safety in those days then. Just watch out! Shakespeare's play written in 1606 could as well be written for today's politicians. The key to the...

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