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My observations while living on a coach bus in Ireland for 20 days, various pilgrim hostels in Spain for two weeks, the Royal National Hotel in London (affectionately "Royal Nasty"), and elsewhere.
A Travel Blog by adrienner
Greetings! This is my attempt at blogging while I am away on a study abroad. For those who haven't heard the rough itenerary, it goes a little something like this: 20 days touring Ireland and Scotland in a coach bus, 14(ish) days hiking the Camino de ...
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Bathing at Bath
A Travel Blog entry by mhatters from Bath, England, United Kingdom
Our day in Bath began well with a lovely breakfast at the Royal Hotel. Our hotel is opposite the railway station so double glazing on our windows is welcome to cut traffic noise. Our room has about 20 ft ceilings and has been refurbished, ...
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Bath Spa, UK
A Travel Blog entry by penthousejon from Bath, United Kingdom
... .co.uk Check out photos from our trip to Bath: http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=123j0hzb.3rrt506v&x=0&y=-n7w75y Check out a video we filmed of the Royal Crescent Hotel and Bath House: ...
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A bath in Bath
A Travel Blog entry by byalady from Bath, England, United Kingdom
So I had the real bath experience today and visited a Spa with a stunning city panorama view. I also spent half an hour inhaling menthol. No mum, I did not smoke. There were 4 steam rooms with different ...
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off to Bath
A Travel Blog entry by turkey_to_tt from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... built by the Romans around thermal pools that surface in the town. After dinner we caught a taxi back to our hotel and visited a cemetery nearby that has two famous residents buried there. The first is our own Captain Arthur PHILLIP of the ...
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British Rail to the city of Bath
A Travel Blog entry by santoshat60 from Bath, United Kingdom
... Gothic architecture, fan vaulting. Display in vaults. A parish church where people have worshipped for over 1600 years. 3. No 1 Royal Crescent -This semi-elliptical terrace of 30 grand houses attracted many socialites would rent a house 'for a ...
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Magical Bath
A Travel Blog entry by jennigeoff from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... and then stand under a huge waterfall shower to cool off, followed by a foot spa. The Open air rooftop pool, The Royal Bath was next and we floated around whilst enjoying spectacular views over the city of Bath and surrounding hills, heaven! The ...
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Time To Take A Bath!
A Travel Blog entry by annalisamurray from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... roundabout) and the Royal Crescent (in a huge, open, green space) – two residential areas with interesting, curving architecture (the Royal Crescent was built by architect John Wood, Jr., in 1767-75). Previously in the day, the rain had been ...
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Bath, England
A Travel Blog entry by malinda65 from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... after a quick photo op of the Royal Crescent (which Dylan kept calling the Royal Terrace, which was the name of our hotel in Edinburgh). The Royal Crescent has 30 houses side-by-side that forms a graceful arc and was built between 1767-1774. Only the very ...
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too many planes, not enough thatch, big bath
A Travel Blog entry by aussiepanda from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... there until last year). Then off The Circus runs a street (where we’d scored our park) that runs onto Bath’s most famous street The Royal Crescent. The original Town House (it was bombed during WWII) was designed by John Wood (not sure ...
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Beautiful Bath
A Travel Blog entry by vanwie from Bath, United Kingdom
... interred below the abbey itself (or have memorials stones on the floors). We also visited the Royal Crescent area (some very expensive flats and a nice hotel) and went to the Jane Austen museum. We also visited the Costume museum, which ...
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Royal Crescent and the Circus...
A Travel Blog entry by tyga from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... and the Circus. We stumbled upon a travel agency and got the British Airways number from them then continued on to Royal Crescent via the Circus. Very impressive houses and gardens. Walked back into city centre for a Starbucks coffee which we drank in ...
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Washing up in Bath
A Travel Blog entry by kiki-annie from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... went back to our room, got our laundry and went and did our washing. While it was spinning, we walked to the nearby Royal Crescent, the most luxurious of the houses in the city. It sits near the top of a hill and overlooks a beautiful valley ...
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Bath!
A Travel Blog entry by ashleyfrances from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... from Bath, and poked around a little bit before walking up a HUGE hill to see a big round-a-bout called 'the circus' and the Royal Crescent. There was also a huge green space and it was just so pretty! All the buildings in Bath look old (which they are) ...
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Elephant Bath Time
A Travel Blog entry by squeak_1912 from Royal Chitwan, Nepal
At hte weekend I decided to leave Dean to his 6am temple visits and go to Royal Chitwan National Park for a couple of days. Dean wasn't too bothered (its a bit expensive!) so I went alone. Most people book a package in Kathmandu but I wanted to do my own ...
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So bizarre!!
A Travel Blog entry by byalady from Bath, England, United Kingdom
I have visited the walking stand-up/magic show Bizarre Bath. Lots of fun! There are no historical facts, no pretentious guides starting every second sentese with "Did you know....". Just 90 minutes of ...
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Aug. 5, 2008: Our 2nd anniversary!
A Travel Blog entry by jboyeskie from Bath, England, United Kingdom
... night in Bath. Bath is amazing and I've posted lots of pics of the Roman Baths, the Pump Room, & the Royal Crescent (a set of buildings where our hotel was). For any of you "Janeites", Jane Austen lived in Bath for a brief period & purportedly hated ...
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Same same but different!
A Travel Blog entry by nadine_india from Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal
... day we probably would’ve left then. To sweeten up our 'forced’ third day in the heat we moved to a nicer hotel with pool (thanks to mum who sponsored this ‘luxury’) and spend the whole day on sun chairs taking the occasional dip. ...
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Gloucesterhire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Devon
A Travel Blog entry by cullism from Bath, United Kingdom
... a busker playing classical music on a saw. After this short break we set about the real purpose of our visit to Bath, namely finding Royal Doulton figurines. We struck gold in an upmarket shop by the name of Jolly's where a very helpful assistant devoted ...
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Looking for Rhinos and Tigers
A Travel Blog entry by shieldsontour from Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal
... the cycle back with Alex having more chain issues and swapping bikes with Ravi we met up and went for dinner. The hotel had recommended the restaurant a couple of doors down the street and after a good feed we fond that our waiter was addicted to ...
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Taking the Waters
A Travel Blog entry by gayley from Royal Leamington Spa, United Kingdom
... gleaned from the info there...The Regent Hotel in Leamington was (at one stage in the 19th Century) the largest hotel in Europe with 100 rooms, but only one bath! Why doesn't that surprise me. :-) Maybe they all had showers (not!) Anyway, back to the ...
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... review immediately preceeding this one captures much of our experience (down to the Tosca suite and musicians during dinner). Abdelkader, the hotel manager, was the most gracious host (as was Monique, the owner of the riad, but she was in France for part ...
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