Making lunch with Stephanie in our lovely kitchen! |
Behind graduate housing where we lived for the last two weeks |
The graduate housing gardens |
Quite a nice place to take a walk! |
Kristin on the bridge in the graduate housing gardens |
The apartment complex we lived in for the last two weeks for our trip. |
Jesus College chapel |
A potluck supper with everyone at Brian, Chuck, Aguzit, and Gowon's apartment. |
The abbey in Bath |
The large swimming pool at the Roman Baths |
The center of the bathhouse where people would come to worship their gods. |
An altar erected in the Roman bathhouse temple |
More of the bathhouse temple |
The King's Bath |
Thermal water fed from an underground spring |
One of the ancient Roman bath drains |
The main swimming pool |
Step leading into a bath |
Stacks of tiles that were used in the hottest rooms |
One of the Roman baths |
A better view of the King's bath |
A bird's eye view of the King's bath |
Lunch at an idyllic cafe with Stephanie |
Inside the Bath Abbey |
The Bath Abbey organ |
Each angel is uniquely carved playing a different instrument |
One of the stained glass windows inside the abbey |
At the front of the abbey |
A memorial erected inside the abbey |
At the fashion museum in Bath. The costume in the movie Hamlet |
One of the Roman centurian costumes used in the movie Ben-Hur |
Costumes worn by Kiera Knightly in The Duchess |
More costumes from The Duchess |
Costumes from Sense and Sensibility |
The costumes worn by Edward and Elinor in Sense and Sensibility |
One of the upper rooms Jane Austen describes in Northanger Abbey |
The oldest dress on display. See caption below |
Wedding dresses through the ages |
Winner of the 2010 dress of the year. One of my favorites. |
Two other dresses I really liked. The one on the left is from the 1950s. |
The streets of Bath |
The Bath Crescent |
Steps leading down to an apartment in Bath |
Another picturesque street in Bath |
The Jane Austen Center |
Looking down from a bridge in Bath |
The Bath gardens |
Heading toward the train station to go back to Oxford |