Two installments today from my April 2011 travelogue, and a wrap up, tomorrow. In which visit the omphalos of Austen drama, sit by the river Avon, and learn the meaning of the word “reserved.” 
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Travelogue Pt 17 – Bath
Posted in Travel, tagged Bath, Bath Abbey, British style, Great Pulteney Bridge, Jane Austen, John Woods, photo, photography, river avon, Royal Crescent, Travel, travelogue on 06 Jul 2013| Leave a Comment »
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