Dani's favorite part of Bath: visiting the Jane Austen Centre. Here Jane and I have a discussion about the ending of Persuasion...I'm not sure she couldn't have improved on it a little, and I think she sees my point.
Dani and Jane.
This Boy Loves His Sweets.
Edy's favorite distraction: ice cream.
More Sweets in Bath
We watched this fellow make chocolate-caramel fudge. He also recommended some good pubs in Bath where we might find Sunday Roast...
Sitting on a bench in Bath. Just having the space to sit outside and relax made a welcome change from London...even if it WAS freezing.
The shot that convinced me it was time to start using wrinkle cream. Sob, sob. "But I'm only 24................"
I made a new friend.
The Baths of...um, Bath. Built by the Romans, but I can't tell you much more because I refused to pay 9 quid to go inside and look at them.
Bath is sleepy, but charming.
The Abbey at Bath.
Sally Lunn's is the oldest shop in Bath, it's been there since 1492 or something ridiculous like that. Sally is the creator of the "Lunn Bunn," which is basically a gigantic (like, the size of my head) bun that is served with jam and clotted cream.
We offered to sell Sally Lunn buns, but I think the booth is a little small. Notice the sign for, um, a...wookey hole? Yeah. Whatever that is.
We had an amazing sunday roast at a pub called the Crustal Palace. Well, Edy had Sunday Roast, I had vegetable pie, but it was still delish. Had my first ever Yorkshire Pudding in England, too. A kid out on the patio kept coming up to the window and making gagging faces if we got too cuddly. Edy is blissfully unaware of the impending peril...beware Mr. Tears, international weapon of misery!