Hello mates!
Yesterday, I had a wonderful opportunity to go to Stonehedge and Bath, England. I wasn't expecting it to be as pretty as it was, but the city was absolutely breathtaking. I couldn't wait to upload pictures for you all! We were in the bus for a total of 6 hours, so it was quite a long day, but definitely worth it. Pictures somewhat do it justice, but if you are in England for any amount of time, and have the chance to go to Bath, I would suggest that you go see it!
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| I don't know how many times I uttered, "I can't believe I'm taking a picture of stones." 
 
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| We had beautiful weather. The stones are surrounded by green meadows, hills, farms, and animals. It was quite different than I had expected. I thought the stones would be along a cliff with crashing waves, thunder and gray skies. | 
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| The city was built higher up to avoid flooding from the natural hot springs Bath sits on. | 
 
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| The Royal Crescent is the "thing to see" in Bath. All of the condos are private housing, but the center is a hotel. Johnny Depp has stayed there. | 
 
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| The Bath Abbey. 
 
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| The Roman Baths. My favorite part of the trip. At the very top of the picture, you can see Bath Abbey. | 
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| I was unhappy to find out that I couldn't go into the baths because the water was untreated. However, they do have a real spa with the hot springs mineral water that is quite popular. I am hoping to go back with my bathing suit and a bit more time, and experience the healing effects of the water. | 
Until next time,
Kelsey Elizabeth 
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