 | Downhill from the Youth Hostel. |
 | Further downhill towards town. |
 | The river Avon. |
 | A park. |
 | The Georgian Terrace, over the Roman site. |
 | More of the Terrace. |
 | And more... |
 | ...and more. |
 | Where the spring drains into the main bath. |
 | The mythical King Bladud, founder of Bath and father of King Lear. |
 | Some hollow Roman roof tiles. Light and insulating. |
 | The Sacred Spring |
 | And again... |
 | ...and again. |
 | The old Roman drain from the spring, still working after all those years. |
 | Curses written on Lead, addressed to the Goddess and thrown in the pool. "May he who stole my cloak suffer and die", optionally with a list of suspects. |
 | Sulis Minerva - a rare gilt statue, which had to have six layers of gilt because it was lit by oil lamps - cleaning off the soot partially removes the gilt. |
 | Odd Roman hairstyle. People never change... |