October 23rd, 2017

Shabi the Cat
Bath, Somerset


Pulteney Weir River Avon, Bath	Pulteney Weir with the colonnade facade of the Grand Parade behind	Pulteney Radial Gate, 1972 River Avon, Bath


Fudge Kitchen, Bath	Over 90 flavours at the Fudge Kitchen, Bath	In shop demonstration at the Fudge Kitchen, Bath


Jolly & Son Pulteney Bridge, Bath	The Mosaic Shop Pulteney Bridge

Royal Crescent, Bath
Designed by the architect John Wood, the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774


The Circus Bath	Gillian with a bag full of fudge at the Circus, Bath	Great Pulteney Street, Bath


Royal Victoria Park Gates, Bath	Recreation Ground, Bath Stadium can hold up to 14,500 people	Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul, Bath Church Micro 7500

Frieze of carved wooden angels, Bath Abbey


Fan vaulted Nave Ceiling Bath Abbey	Fan vaulted ceiling (detail) Bath Abbey	Coat of Arms Ceiling Boss Bath Abbey


1. East Window represents 56 scenes from 'the Life of our Lord', by Clayton & Bell, 1873 2. West Window depicting 28 Old Testament scenes designed by Clayton & Bell 3. The Great Jesse Window, South Transept depicts the recovery of King Hezekiah and was given as a thank offering for the restoration to health of Edward VII from typhoid fever Stained glass windows, Bath Abbey


1. 'The Last Supper' Window in Memory of Thomas James Tuttell d.1913 and his wife Ellen and their son James Thomas Frederick 2. 'Sir Bevil Granville', 'King Arthur', St George, 'King Alfred', and 'Bishop Ken'. Window in Memory of Major Edward Noke d.1912 and to his sons Lieut. William Henry and Capt. Frank Herbert d.1913, designed by Burlison & Grylls 3. The Edgar Window - As stated by the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, the Coronation of King Edgar (known as Edgar the Peaceful) took place at Bath on Whitsunday, 11th May 973. The ceremony was conducted by St Dunstan and St Oswald Window in Memory of Herbert Brice Mundy, d.1943 window by James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars, 1952 4. 'Christ appears to his Disciples after his Resurrection' Window in Memory of Colonel Henry Madoxd.1865 by Ward & Hughes 5. 'Christ Healing the Sick' in Memory of George Norman, FRCS (Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons) Alderman and Magistrate for the City and Borough of Bath d.1861 By Clayton & Bell Bath Abbey


Wall Memorials Bath Abbey	Alabaster Tomb of James Montague, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1618 Bath Abbey	Trinity Altar Frontal by Ecclesiastical Textile Designer Jane Lemon and The Sarum Group Bath Abbey	Bishops Chair Bath Abbey


Chancel Fan Vaulted Ceiling built by Master Architects Robert and William Vertue in the early 1500's Coat of Arms displayed are King James I Royal Coat of Arms, Bath Abbey Coat of Arms and Bishop de Castello Coat of Arms Bath Abbey


Quire Stall Carvings Bath Abbey


Tomb of Lady Jane Waller (detail) Bath Abbey	Wall Monuments Bath Abbey	Butterfly Mobile Bath Abbey


Fan Vaulted Ceiling and pendants in the North Aisle, formerly the Chapman Aisle Bath Abbey	Pipe Organ by Norman and Beard of Norwich, 1895 Bath Abbey	Tomb of Lady Jane Waller d.1633 wife of Sir William Waller and daughter of Sir Richard Reynell Bath Abbey	Chandelier by Francis Skidmore and updated with LED's in 2013 Bath Abbey	Prie-Dieu Mural Monument to Bartholomew Barnes d.1605 and his wife Bath Abbey


Pulpit by Farmer & Brindley, 1873 Bath Abbey	'The Maces and the Sword' Wrought Iron Sword Holder by Singer of Frome, 1916 ( The maces and the sword are missing) Bath Abbey	Eagle Lectern In memory of Lt. Col. The Lord Alexander George Boteville Thynne, son of the 4th Marquess of Bath Bath Abbey	Ledgerstone in Memory of Elizabeth Gyare, d.1688 wife of Jonathan Gyare, Minister of Chippenham Bath Abbey	Carved Pew End Bath Abbey


Altar Frontal Celtic Circle designed by Jane Lemon worked by Collette Welch Bath Abbey	Alabaster Tomb of James Montague, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1618 Bath Abbey	Square Font by George Gilbert Scott, 1874 Bath Abbey

'The Circus' was built between 1754 and 1769, it was designed by architect John Wood, the Elder
The Circus, Bath