Friday was no exception.
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| Part of the Royal Crescent with railings |
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| Window boxes: it often pays to look up a bit in Bath |
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| This is Sarah Doe, who is sending me a copy of her CD because she was among the best I've ever heard. Her songs are really very good and if you type her name into YouTube, you can hear her too. |
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| I find that the tourists in Bath add their own brand of street theatre, usually by taking photos of the most unlikely things - hang on a minute, what does that say about me? |
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| Nice photo, I think. |
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| Lounging by the wall of Bath Abbey, with a spectacularly painted lion. |
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| Apparently, Bath International Music Festival consists of.............a piano covered with polythene. I happen to know that isn't true but that's the story here, on the streets! |
 It has to be said, he wasn't the best juggler in the world, and he did look very scared a lot of the time but, then again, he was trying to juggle a burning club, a fearsome looking knife and a tin whistle whilst wearing an unflattering hat! |
