B is for - Amazing and Stunning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2024
- As always thank you for watching folks.
So this is Bath, well my small snippet of my experience of Bath, I will be going back!
Using the new mic through most of this, issues with wearing a scarf as it was then a bit too far away and covered when attached to my coat, and I had a setting wrong so if you are watching using headphones the sound is in one ear, sorry folks, we have worked it out now ready for next time.
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Weyhey, haven't been to Bath for a decade! Invite meeeee next time.
She probably enjoyed the peace and quiet 😜
Bath’s baths next to the abbey - well they do say, cleanliness is next to godliness.
I’m watching from Western Australia. We spent a month in that area staying Near East Harptree and Midsomer. Would love to be back there again. Beautiful country side.
Another great video Rebecca! Look forward to the next one! And can we have a proper look at your nail polish - the glimpses look very interesting. 😊
I'd say, that was stunning 🤣 Loving the series.
A fantastic vlog Rebecca, relay enjoying your A to Z series very much. I am ashamed to say that i have never been to Bath, so that is now on my ‘list of things to do”.. 👍🏻😊
Really enjoying this delightful channel very informative and interesting and nice to see different people places and the history p for portchester is good your you have the quaint castle street with the old street lamps and the castle lovely views over the harbour to Portsmouth and surrounding areas nice cafes and shops
Greetings from Nova Scotia it's a nice snowy morning a great time for a tour of Bath thanks for the video.
Don't feed the gulls notice brings to mind growing up on or near the coast while Dad was in the USN. Even at 60 years old now & living in central Missouri far from any ocean or bay or estuary, there are still vivid memories of the sounds of the gulls; the foghorns, and how muted exterior sounds seemed to be in the foggy air; waves both in surf and lapping at piers. And of the smells of saltwater, oil base paint on the ships, cooking grease on the ships. Walking to school in the fog was what I'm going to term a magical, ethereal, experience.
Greetings from Australia. Thanks for sharing. Several years ago my brother ,Murray, walked the whole 160kms of the Cotswold Way. He enjoyed it very much.
A former army buddy of my late father lived near a mill dam. We would fall asleep to the sound falling water when we visited. Good memories!
That engine with DB on it, Deutsche Bahn? I really enjoyed your video. I will definately have to visit Bath this year. Looking forward to your other places. If you happen to visit Wymondham in Norfolk for your W (I know lots of W`s to visit), there is a nice bistro at the station there. Thank you for another great video. Take care.
dont forget the Thermae Spa the new Roman Bath! there so much more to explore. I love Bath.
Visited back in 1999. Visited the Abbey and the Baths. Did an open top bus tour. I was very surprised how much I enjoyed the National Costume (or was it fashion?) museum. Another great video, Many, many thanks. New microphone sounds fine.
I was lucky enough to do my Masters in Bath. There's so many nooks people haven't found, it gives everyone their own experiences beyond the Crescent, Circus and Baths 😊
I've never been to Bath! Now I feel like I've missed out.
Good stuff. I recommend Windsor for later on… you have two stations you could arrive at, and there’s lots to see… my school runs a maths trail round the town in June.
Never been to Bath for years. Loved it when I was there. You brought back memories. Great trip Rebecca. Thanks for sharing.
When you get to "E" try Emsworth. Not so much for the station or the town, nice that they are, but for Queenie's Vintage Tearoom and Speakeasy. Very retro, and serves cocktails.
Hi Rebecca... Before they went and screwewed things up just a bit more, you could have taken a train direct from Andover to Bath a couple of times a day. As it is, I always thought it a nice place to visit.Maybe you should come with me and visit Sam Wellers(pub), always an important stop on a visit to Bath.....Best clear it with Paul I guess. Problem?... I now live in Spain.
Well done Rebecca, I’m enjoying your videos.👍👍
Bath is a nice place, did walk around once to find the former Bath Green Park Station before. Great video Rebecca, cannot wait for the next one C.... just hope it not Cannock lol
You will alway get a warm welcome at Blackpool..
I went there a month ago. It is an absolutely beautiful place. I went with a tourguide to Stonehenge and Bath.
In Bath, apart from the Roman Baths i took a bus to the University to see the skyline of Bath, Bu it turned out that was a few stops earlier, so i walked back through beautiful Gardens to the road again and there was a small path between houses where the skyline was. You can also drink the spring water. It is quite warm, tastes slightly muddy and a little sulphury. The Pumproom where there is a restaurant is very nostalgic, feels like a century or more ago with live music being played.
I love the format of your new videos
There at 8:27 was nice that info is given on how disabled people like me can access the riverwalk.
Very interesting.. looks lovely 😍
we went there for a weekend and baby discovery ... after years of IVF .. went to bath for a weekend in ther summer ... mmmm and got our little magic wand... and hay presto a baby !!! so bath is good
Been a few times it is a nice place. Should try Malvern (make sure you pick a day with the farmers market open or ideally a day with a craft fare) Worcester and Upton upon seven are also cool little places to visit, tbh loads of nice places within a few miles could easily spend a few weeks exploring the little towns around worcestershire.
Wow-ie Westbury... Been there! As a Dutch resident not the most obvious place I think ;)
The Roman Baths, the Assembly Rooms, and tea at the Sally Lunn house, a very good afternoon it was, nearly 40 years ago we were there. Glad to hear Sally is still backing buns.
Yank here to help algorithm and tell you it is very cruel to rub the fact you can take a nice train from one city/town to the next in our face😂. Being a train fan, keep up the great content.
Loving the grand tour.
One note:
The audio placement gets weird at 9:45 where it goes hard left and at 10:25 to the right.
Yes, I couldn't hear the closing speech from the right side!
Great video - I visited bath years ago but need to go back! One to take the lovely wife to I think :)
What seems like ages ago now, I worked just outside of Bath in Bath Spa University, and would explore the city on lunch breaks (especially if that included travelling between sites). Bath really is a lovely place to visit if you want to see some fantastic architecture and historical sites. And of course the shops are pretty good too!
I was wondering, what sort of rail ticket do you use to get about? I imagine booking individual journeys without some sort of "frequent flyer" pass would work out very expensive.
Love train travel, with one proviso. No luggage! When I was much younger I had to travel by train a lot, more often than not carrying a large suitcase. Changing trains was always a nightmare because you could guarantee having to change platforms which would entail going downstairs, or upstairs, running through the corridors desperately trying to find the right platform before departure time. Doing it for pleasure though is a much different think. Enjoying the videos! PS Bath looks beautiful.
A fun trip to my home town.
I grew up in a village outside of Bath and never appreciated the beauty of the city until I moved away from the area
The sheer amount of sandstone produces a wonderful serene neutral energy.
Just to clarify, Bath Stone is limestone 👍
Great video which conveys the excitement of going on a rail journey to a beautiful destination like Bath. Hopefully, you will soon return and explore more of Bath's splendid architectural heritage, maybe including the former Green Park railway station.
I have learnt something. I did not know South West Trains went to Westbury. That's almost a parliamentary train. PS. if Andover was GWR station and not a SR station you would have been platform 2. The GWR Up platforms were always 1.
Great city to visit by train at the weekend in high tourist time as parking and traffic in can be a pain. I live 30 mins away and train it regularly for that reason. Absolutely beautiful city.
Beautiful buildings. My mother used to bake something she called Bath Buns…they were delicious.
I worked in Bath for quite a few years... Nice to see some old memories
I enjoy bath every time I visit it and it is brilliant place. Nice one on visiting the spots I usually go to in Bath.
I am very surprised that you didn't include the wonderful Green Park Station but maybe that's for the next time you visit Bath, as for the letter C, will it be Cheltenham or Chichester? we wait with bated breath, regards to your other half, I believe his name is Paul, lol
As much as I love Bath, sweet memories, I love the format of your A-Z. Keep the videos coming 😉
Lovely city - we used to go there frequently a few years ago, but only twice more recently. Our best visit was to stay with a friend who was able to take us on a free tour under the Roman Baths (during an open day for local residents) BEFORE they made it accessible as part of the current tour. I was surprised you went there knowing Sally Lunn's was shut!
I know Bath well, plenty on lovely non-tourist places to explore and it’s all in such a compact area. Looking forward to C!
Loving your work Rebecca!
Worked out of Bath(home office) for 40 years and have lived here for the last 8 years. The phrase "Familiarity breeds contempt" comes to mind but I'm not knocking Bath and can see the attraction but I also know the Bath that the tourist does not see. My job entailed working in different locations throughout the South and South West and can say Bath is above average when compairing the different towns Cities I have worked in.
Really loving these trips becs, 👍💪 xx
Excellent ! Loved it! Thank you for just taking things cool and yes the history of any place should be put in front, except for the baths as there is so much more to see!! 👍⚔️⭐️💫🌍
I visited Bath for the first time and last year and thought it was a lovely place to visit, when you go next time take a walk up to the Royal Crescent to see a fantastic building
You are so real! ❤
"Who can ever be tired of Bath"!
hello again Rebecca , cool video but you made me feel cold lol, well done and thank you 😊😍
Bath is a lovely city. A good choice, Rebecca. Travelling 1st Class as well! Up until a few years ago, there was a direct service from Andover to Bath and Bristol, but maybe GWR got annoyed. Now they run a few to Frome. I was surprised you had to change at Westbury.
Great video! Thanks!
Bath is a lovely city ive visited a few times last time i visited was in 2021 & im looking ay=t doing Bath again in the Spring or Summer as its def time for a revisit for me this year brilliant vlog
I've never visited Bath before, it is on my list of places I'd like to visit someday. :)
It took me a good year or two not to mind what other people thought about what I was doing in public. Quite freeing. But of course, I stopped knowing what they thought about things too. Enjoy your hot drink. Can you go to Bristol too, on your next B-day ?
I can recommend the Abbey Tower Tour if you're feeling energetic.
Hi Rebecca I used to stay in Bath on some weekends with a girlfriend and I couldn't wait to get back at the weekend it's a absolutely beautiful city, I am a country boy by berth and by choice but if I was going to live in a city it would be Bath, thank's for your video it was great to watch and when you had the mic on your scarf at the end of the video it sounded the best.
Nice day. Saw lots. Thank you.
nice one rebecca
Eh, just take that microphone and do as the advert poster behind you at the time said, "Live the new." 😆
Very interesting. Thankfully you didn't do a "Rebecca's Loo Review" whilst travelling (please don't). Not sure who started that trend, suspect it was Noel Philips who started it as a tongue-in-cheek feature, but too many others are doing it now 😂
Oooh you have an ASMR mic now 😁
Hi Rebecca, enjoying these videos. Was it cold onboard, you didnt take your bobble hat off?.
Had the good fortune to stay in bath a couple of times on a work trip, lots to see. Remember having a curry on Pultney Bridge!! Well recommended.
Have a great weekend
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I’ve been to Bath. Few times and, have dined in Sally Lynn’s. So RN, where will C be?
The phrase "a lot" was indeed alloted in the text description.
Hello . Being in Canada , I'm curious what it cost you to ride the train all day roundtrip ? Everything looks amazing .
Assuming she went from Andover to Bath Spa, the Off-Peak Day Return fare is £23.60.
(That's without any railcard, which would make it cheaper - but costs money to purchase).
Other fares are available, possibly cheaper, and certainly dearer.
The distance is about 40 miles (each way, surprisingly!).
As others have said, the audio goes to the left only after getting on the train. Nothing on the right.
Rebecca does put a comment on the screen about that.
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you did not mix the mono microphone to have right and left mixed
Hello Mike
You do realise Rebecca that eventually you're going to have to travel down to Zennor in Cornwall ?! 😅😅
Did my M.Phil. at the University of Bath.
For some reason I have this pressing need to know what the purpose is of each and every one of the windows in the building next to Pulteney Bridge at minute 8:00. I feel like the facade has a story to tell.
Please tell me that R won't be for Roman road!!!
The weather and the architecture aren't the only beautiful things in this video...❤💋
Soooo I have to ask Rebecca, has there been any murders from your A trip 😂
Barth is a wonderful place but make sure you clean behind your ears
There is always the inaccurate riposte that "Bath is a bit of a shower"... 🤣
Sadly Moles (live music club) has recently closed, but Schwartz bros. burgers is still there and great.
I’m told the thermae bath spa is good too, although that’s not my thing.