Blogs from Bath, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, Europe - page 24

Yo ................ so our friend Sas from Andorra paid us a surprise visit last week ......... then invited us down to Bath for the weekend. This was wicked as Me and Big Russ had been keen to get down there for a while and Sas is cool so it was on. After a few beers and a funny train ride we arrived in Bath which is one seriously old skool Roman town with heaps of young people and a cool as vibe. That meant an awesome night out on the town with Sas and her friends. We arrived home at the early hours of the morning to Sas's Mum and Ash's girlfriend who had waited up for us ........ classic ........ and cooked us a tasty feed ...... yeeeeah. Then after another awesome feed for Brunch ... read more

Left London and travelled through the rural English countryside. Green are the fields and lovely were the thatched cottages. Settled in the Roman spa town of Bath. The Roman bath museum was a bit boring so toured it rather quickly. The walk through Bath itself was nice. The georgian architecture is beautiful. Alot of the shops had job signs posted in their windows. Really liked this city and could easily live and work here. One of my favorite nights mostly because I met some great girls and ate dinner along the river for about 3 hours before settling in the pubs for the night. I tend to love the city that much more when I have nights like these. Besides... Johnny and Robbie both have homes here. Enough said huh? FYI-Had my first Snakebite, a thirst ... read more

Went to Bath over the weekend. It's a city here in the southwest UK that is home to the only natural hot springs in the country. It is a huge tourist site and a beautiful city, tucked away in the rolling green English countryside. So over time this city has been a sacred place to worship and pray. The Romans turned it into a place to also enjoy the hot springs and relax. You can tour the great baths; you can visit the museum about the baths; you can roam all over the city, that is geared towards selling these baths; you can even drink the spring water (for a cost); but can you go into the baths? NO. In fact, there is only one place in the whole city or surrounding area that is supposed ... read more

This past weekend I went to Bath, Bristow, and Chepstow. Bath is a beautiful city; there is so much amazing architecture, and the town itself, though very touristy, has so much history and is so much fun. I took a walking tour and saw many of the important parts of Bath, and I also toured the Roman Baths, which, though very cool, got boring becuase the tour lasted over an hour! Therre was also a lot of shopping I wanted to do, but I smarty kept my pocketbook closed. I also went to Bristol, which used to be a major port city in England, though nowadays the port has moved further down the river. It's very large compared to Bath, and it has more life in it because it doubles as a university town. We went ... read more

Well I have no idea if I have set up this Blog correctly so this is a bit of a dummy run to see if it works. This sees the end of a weekend of partying. Friday night at the local was a fab leaving do from work. Thanks to everyone who came along and made it an excellent night, but special thanks to Carmie and Alex for decorating the pub (and me!) and to Lindy Loo for being a fantastic photographer and capturing those embarrassing moments, great photies as usual! More booze and boogying followed on Saturday night in Bath. Needless to say no packing has been done this weekend, meaning I still have shed loads to do, but very little energy to do it! Anyway, enough of the boring waffle. Hopefully if this entry ... read more