Walking to Prior Park.
Day One of Heritage Open Week. Entrance to the park is decorated for Halloween.
From October 27th to November 4th, museums are open for free to residence of Bath and the county of North East Somerset. In addition, there are various activities going on at the heritage sites in conjunction with Open Week.
Prior Park was influenced by the landscape garden movement of the 18th Century. It was built between 1734 and 1764 by a Bath businessman, Ralph Allen.
Man-made grotto that was used for entertaining back in its time.
View of the Palladian birdge and Bath in the distance.
Clues and jokes lined the trail for the children's Halloween-themed scavenger hunt.
A family having a picnic lunch on a bench overlooking Bath.
Palladian bridge. Palladianism is a design philosophy of 16th century Italian architect, Andreas Palladio, who was influence by Ancient Roman architecture.
Pumpkin carving for the children. Pumpkin soup cooking demonstration.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds had a booth and binoculars for observing the birds at Prior Park.
The walk back into town.
Long line-up in get into the parking garage.
I heard the sound of hooves, glanced out my window, and found a horse drawn carriage.
Passed Domino's on my way to the grocery store.
