A splendid day at the Chewton Mendip Fete in July 2025
Chewton Mendip Fete vs Bath and West + how to sell without selling
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A horrible visit to the dentist, but lovely adventures in Bath
The trouble with tooth conditions or mouth conditions in general is that things can get worse and worse over a period of time and it is similar to the boiling frogs syndrome, you don't realize how much you accommodate or shall we say over- adapt to a dysfunctional situation. I have been suffering from a rogue tooth that has a mind of its own including moving around in its allotted space and...
A return to The Bath Society of Artists Exhibition
Before this wonderful exhibition closes this Saturday we had to go alone take another look and this time there was another explainer (see my previous entry) by the name of Dessanka who started her talk by welcoming us and warning us that we may run over the allotted half hour slot. We did in fact in slightly over the hour and that was because she knew an awful lot about painting and artists. I...
The Grinch’s opinion of the Bath Christmas Market, plus a complete surprise
Scroll down for The Grinch opinion if you are not interested in art. This was the day ordained to go around Bath Christmas Market before it closes next Sunday. By coincidence, though I never believe in such things, it was necessary for me to have an appointment for an intermittent toothache. We set off bright and early for my 10.50 appointment with my dentist who is also my role model in matters...
The American Museum, Bath, Heritage Day free entry – a pictorial visit
Highly recommended Museum open most days between February and November.
The most brainless parking charge sign in Bath? (P+R)
Today I went for my eye appointment in Bath and decided to go via park and ride from Odd Down. Please read this sign and tell me if you could make sense of it more than I can perhaps I'm having a brain 'off day'. I note the charges but I thought the whole point of park and ride was to save people parking in the city centre and paying high fees for so doing. I thought this was a public service. ...
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