Bath Abbey - The End
Pulteney Bridge & Weir
The Royal Crescent
The Way Passes by a Church
Autumn Leaves
The Circus Windows & Leaves
Today marked the end of the walk and the end of a most enjoyable period of 6 months since I set out from Chipping Campden on 28th May. I left myself just a short walk for my final day as I wanted to spent time in Bath Abbey with my large format camera and black and white film. I spent over 3 hours there and took maybe a dozen pictures. It's a beautiful old building full of light. It was built on the site of the earlier Norman Cathedral and before that an Anglo-Saxon Abbey Church. The day was a gloriously sunny late autumn day with strong winds whipping away the last of this year's leaves from the trees. Bath itself is a wonderful old city - I think I agree with its claim to being the most beautiful in England. The harmonious mellow stone buildings are all built on a scale that is more human than in many other cities.
Once the final B&W images are done I'll round off my blog with a look back over the last six months. I did something similar at the half way stage but I now want to take stock of the whole project.
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