Bath

I got up early this morning and it was very quiet, I guess being a Bank holiday, everyone was sleeping in. I went for a walk to see what times things were opening and then had a hot chocolate  at a cafe for breakfast, not my usual fare, but it did the trick. I decided to kill some time by going on the big bus tour around Bath, which I have done a few times before but it is always fun to do. The ticket lasts for two days so you can do it as many times as you wish. After this, I walked up to The Royal Crescent, the Circus and then to the Assembly rooms, all made famous in Jane Austen's novels, most notably Persuasion and Northanger Abbey. I then walked back to the Jane Austen centre for another look, and just spent the rest if the day walking aroubd and window shopping. I went into the beautiful Bath Abbey and looked around, no music recitals today but still lovely.

I wrote out some postcards, then posted then after have some lunch. Sister #1 sent me a message to say that they had arrived in Bath but her husband was unwell and sleeping. She was having a coffee in a cafe next to their accommodation, so I walked up to join her.

We shared some of our adventures then made plans for dinner, meeting at 6.30pm by the Abbey. 

We had a meal at a French restaurant, which was nice. I then walked her back and I returned to dodgy dwellings.

I am currently in the lounge, or what passes for a lounge, but a bunch of bloody noisy Spanish people have decided to start a conversation and now one of them is playing the piano, very poorly, so I am heading up to my room for some peace. No wifi upstairs.