Yep,
it's a catch all! cassyput's guide to websites about Bath UK
the personal trips, tourist and visitor photography and all
the stuff that goes on in Bath. Maybe it should be in church
and community or entertainment
or one of the shopping
pages in some cases, but some of the wonderful private websites
about Bath just don't fit anywhere else but here!
To
visit a site - click on the logo, picture or device
Knowhere
Noticeboard for Bath.
A
collaboration of work & ideas from Bath, the UK, and
Artists around the World.
Great
buildings site.
For
Submerged, four artists were invited to immerse themselves
within the story of the Baths, to respond to the building's
past, and to imagine its future. Working with digital
imaging, film, video and sound, the artists have responded
to this moment of significant change and imminent transformation.
Walcot
Street Arts Centre.
Mary
Ann Sullivan. I have photographed (on site), scanned,
and manipulated all the images on these pages. Please
feel free to use them for personal or educational purposes.
(I would appreciate being told if you find them useful.)
They are not available for commercial purposes without
my explicit permission.
Images
of Bath.
Sacred
sites.
Widcombe
Studios is housed in a converted infants' school close
to the railway station. The building has 18 artists studios
of various sizes ranging from 6 square metres up to 44
square metres. There is also a small gallery and a schoolroom.
At present there are 30 artists in residence (some sharing
spaces). Of these 11 are painters, the rest being printmakers,
illustrators, potters, and sculptors.
Today,
Shola took me to the city of Bath. Bristol is about twenty
minutes from Bath and it’s only a brief bus ride
from one city to the other. I had the opportunity to take
a tour in another open-air bus.
European
trip.
Hello
everybody and welcome to yet another personal home page.
I've got a few words on tourism in Bath (UK) and Alaska
(USA), of all places, and few *odd* bits about Northern
England. Finally, while your here, why not take part in
my Great UK Fish & Chip Shop Survey?
Here
is where I post some of my personal snapshots.
In
September 1998, this group of engineers, archeologists,
and historians met in Bath, England, the site of one of
the best preserved baths from the Roman Empire. They came
together to design and build an authentic Roman bath,
one of the first buildings the Romans built wherever they
went.
On
Friday, we drove out west to Bath.......
Ghosts
of Bath.
These
aquatints and etchings depict the rise of Bath in the
eighteenth century.
This
site celebrates the city of Bath, its history, buildings
and people. It includes imaginative writings to give a
flavour of the past.
Panoramic
Stills by Janie Fitzgerald.
GARETH
CHILCOTT
Amos
A. Magliocco's Plain Web Site.
The
history of Bath Stone quarrying.
Life
Path Astrology is based on the principle that true happiness
comes from doing what you want to do most.
Bath
Freefoto
Free
photos of Bath.
Len
Schwer
Our Great Britain adventure started
from SFO and the new international terminal that recently
opened in Dec 2000. After check-in we found the Red Carpet
Club and settled in to await our 10 hour flight to London's
Heathrow. After arrival in Heathrow, we made our way through
Terminal 3 and down to the Heathrow Express for a quick
15 minute ride to London's Paddington Station, where we
waited briefly for our train to Bath.
Tribute site.
PERSONAL
MEMORIES OF BATH GREEN PARK AND THE S&D
By Paul Payne
My own memories of the S & D are
limited to the last four years of its existence from 1962
to 1966. I discovered Bath Green Park quite by accident,
it was in the summer of l962 and l had cycled from Chippenham
to Bath mainly to go train spotting at Bath Spa. I was
eleven years old and although I had heard the name Bath
Green Park I had never realised there were two stations
in the city.
A categorized & cross-referenced
index to genealogical resources on the Internet. A list
of links that point you to genealogical research sites
online. A free jumping-off point for you to use in your
online research. A "card catalog" to the genealogical
collection in the immense library that is the Internet.
Your genealogical research portal onto the Internet.
mark.firebin
This quaint little town is built around
a natural spring, where people have been coming since
prehistoric times to bathe and worship water gods. Some
people rave about Bath. I thought it was worth visiting,
but wouldn't give it more than a day.
BOX
& BATH
STONE MINES
These three pages describe the endeavours
of the recent principal surveyors of Box Freestone Mine
and various other mines in the local area. The Box Freestone
Mines (correctly called 'quarries') are found some 10km
east of the city of Bath, England U.K. There are over
100km of surveyed passages where Bath Stone (Oolitic limestone)
has been extracted from Roman times to the mid 1960's.
The stone had been quarried along the seam of Oolitic
limestone resulting in passages up to 10 metres in height.
Good
food UK.
Welcome
to the Bath Tourism Bureau Image Database.
Alpacas
of Wessex (in association with Blackmore Vale Alpacas)
breed and market Alpacas in the South of the U.K.
The
Seven Sacred Kannon Site.
The
Heart of Wessex
Welcome
to the Heart of Wessex line - the railway that runs between
Bristol and Weymouth, linking cities and towns with the
coast and countryside. This site tells you all about the
line and the great destinations along it.
N
F C G
Founded
and organised by City of Bath Athletic Club.
The
history and historic buildings of the city of Bath, United
Kingdom.
Home
Page for Ken Hughes
Hello
and welcome to my home page. I have published this web
site for a number of reasons. The first is to provide
additional links to my business web site for Endymion
Limited. This has contact details and a full career history,
for those that are interested in such things. On this
site is a description of a cipher that I devised, which
I think is original. You can follow the link on the link
table above or click on the following Cipher.
The
1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music was
the first REALLY BIG Festival I attended. It dwarfed the
other festivals I'd been to (apart from the Stones in
the Park show and that wasn't really a festival just a
one day concert).
Pictures
of Bath - Links to top Bath websites.
Each gallery contains
a small representation of the photos I have taken. Photos
are shown in various categories (galleries), using the
links above. You'll find pictures of Manchester, Chester,
Salford, Worsley, Somerset, Bristol, Bath and more.
Rather than describe these places here, I'll let you
explore the photography at your leisure.
With the increase
of work over the last three years, Steve's total number
of consultations has increased exponentially to the
point where he now has records of over 15,000 horoscopic
readings, with a loyal client base, many of whom return
yearly for updates.
Louise
Marley
For 18 months I lived
in a tiny village midway between Bath and Bristol and
used the location as a setting for my second novel Why
Do Fools Fall In Love?
THE
MYSTERY OF BLADUD
There he sits, this
enigmatic regal figure, presiding over the Bath waters.
Almost everyone who visits Bath will see King Bladud
in his niche overlooking the King's Bath and read the
plaque proclaiming him the founder of this city. But
who was Bladud?
