31 March 2013: Easter in Bath

SUNDAY

Tourists outside the Roman Baths. Natural bacteria floating to the surface.

Sculptures. Reflection.

Queue this way. Pocket money toys.

Swan tending to her eggs at Prior Park.

A beautiful day to walk through Prior Park.

104-year-old graffiti. Daffodils.

Sunset. Easter display in a shop window.

30 March 2013: Bath, England

SATURDAY

A car trying to make a right turn from the left hand lane causes quite a commotion with Saturday traffic.

The wine shelves are quite empty at the grocery store. A unicylcist wearing a ballerina drawing a crowd. 

No trolleys (aka shopping cart) past the Red line.

Queen's Square.

To the contentment of all club-going teenagers in Bath, Blue Rooms Nightclub will be open during the Bank Holidays.

Continual backups along London Road. Hot air balloon baskets on the back of a truck trailer.

29 March 2013: Good Friday

FRIDAY

The sticker on the side of the car says Hen Weekend. Bath is a popular destination for bachelorette parties.

On the door frame it reads 11 and on the door 12. Cheap street merchandise.

Good Friday, Easter, and Easter Monday are observed as Bank Holidays (federal holidays) in the UK.

Hot cross buns at the grocery store. My hot cross buns in the oven.

Hot cross buns are a traditional English pastry eaten on Good Friday.

28 March 2013: Easter window displays

THURSDAY

Cycling upon this footpath is prohibited. Penalty £2. Jared E. Dixon, Town Clerk (1948-1966).

27 March 2013: Bath, England

WEDNESDAY

The sun briefly coming through my window before the sky clouded over. A blob of tourists looking over the River Avon.

On the bus to school. Getting off the bus on the way back from school.

26 March 2013: Bath, England

TUESDAY

New sidewalk in process. Recently installed brick road and bike path.

The only graffiti in Bath.