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| Christine and Liz went for coffee in the Bath Market. |
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| Inside Bath Abbey |
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| No comment. |
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| We took an non-historic tour with a man in a purple suit. |
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| He's about to do something bizarre. |
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| All children love ice cream. |
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| Bob - our very knowledgeable guide from the Mayor's Corps of Bath. |
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| The Royal Crescent. An apartment here goes for a few million pounds. |
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| English history is best told with an English accent, I do believe. |
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| Bob explains that the city of Bath was made to emulate ancient Rome in style. |
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| One of only three bridges in the world with shops on them. The other two - Ponte Vechio in Florence, and the Rialto in Venice. |
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| Overlooking the river Avon which flows through Bath |
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| Looking down into the Roman Baths |
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| Bath has some of the most significant Roman ruins anywhere in Europe, including this partial facade from the ancient entrance to the Baths. |
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| The Romans believed the hot springs in Bath had curative powers. This guy needed them. |
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| Newer statues lining the baths. |
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| Nico's now enrolled in school in England. |
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| No comment again. |
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| Ready for a night on the town. |
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