Enjoying my tour of the Roman Bath.

More of the original Roman Bath.

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Flash Back to the Roman Bath in the late 19th century. This picture and article was in the paper the week of my visit.

 

Bath during the 'Mayors Walk' of Bath.  A free tour of Bath and its history given by volunteers.

Bath during the 'Mayors Walk' of Bath.  A free tour of Bath and its history given by volunteers.

Bath during the 'Mayors Walk' of Bath.  A free tour of Bath and its history given by volunteers.

 

Bath during the 'Mayors Walk' of Bath.  A free tour of Bath and its history given by volunteers.

 

My evening at the New Spa - A rooftop heated pool powered by the heated volcanic waters from the earth.

 

My evening at the New Spa - The lower level pool also heated by the volcanic waters from the earth.

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After Bath (Southern England) I enter country number two - Wales.

The costal roads of Wales.

The costal roads of Wales.

Old castle ruins along the costal roads of Wales.

The lock system throughout Wales.

The lock system throughout Wales.

The monument standing next to Llanoovery Castle (in Welsh - Castell Llanymooyfri).

Along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park at Carew Castle.

Aberhystwyth - a historic market town, administrative center and holiday resort within Ceredigion, Wales.  It is often called just "Aber".

Aberystwyth Castle.

The narrow track train system that runs throughout Wales.  This is the stop at Tanybwlch.

.The amazing countryside and roads of Wales - Fantastic riding.

There are so many castles in Wales I could not keep track of all of them.  I never got this ones name, I just took the picture.

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Along the coastal roads of the Snowdonia National Park.

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Along the roads of the Snowdonia National Park.

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