From Glastonbury to Bath.

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We started the morning visiting Glastonbury Abbey. Although it is just ruins, you can really imagine what it might have been like in its time. It was a serene place. We then travelled to Wells. We saw the Cathedral there with its beautiful façade and its amazingly famous scissor arches. The Bishop’s Palace was equally impressive and the wells that the city is named after, which apparently produce approximately 1,000 litres per minute. The gardens of the palace were so stunning and so English that it wasn’t funny. We then drove on to Bath and visited the famous Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. In the evening, we went for dinner and on the way back to the motel, we saw some Morris dancing. It had to be seen to be believed.

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Photos

Glastonbury Abbey.
The ruins of the Lady Chapel as you entered the grounds.

King Arthur's grave.
The supposed grave inside the Abbey where the monks placed the remains of Arthur and
Guinevere after finding them in the Abbey grounds.

Well's Cathedral.
The facade of the cathedral as seen from the cathedral grounds.

The scissor arches.
One of the four scissor arches built to suppoet the tower and prevent it from sinking.

Garden of the Bishop's Palace.
A view of the garden and one of the wells that the city is named after.

The Roman Baths.
The main pool of the ancient Roman baths. Anyone for a plunge?

Bath Abbey.
A view of the outside.

Fan vaulting.
The ceiling inside the Abbey.

Morris dancing.
Has to be seen to be believed. Watch the video. It speaks for itself.