What better photo for Christmas Day than the December 25th store?
Unfortunately December 25th closed down on Saturday December 23rd – I wonder how long it’ll take before another shop moves in, but I don’t think they’d be able to outdo the eye catching look of December 25th’s windows!
If only the ‘sound and shot’ setting on my phone would let me transfer the sound to the computer, you could hear the carol singers in fine voice outside the Abbey.
Moving up through Bath, the Corridor’s lights are really effective, illuminating the way towards Union Street.
Now the sheds have all been disassembled after the Christmas Market, the Merry Go Round has returned to its usual spot outside Primark. You’d think this would be an easy thing to get a photograph of, but trying to get a shot with no people standing in front is surprisingly challenging!
Every Christmas, the shops all seem to try to outdo each other with the best seasonal window… but this year I think there’s a clear ‘winner’ in Bath. It’s Pulteney Kitchen on Bridge Street, with their amazing snowy scene!
And a special for the final day of the Bath Christmas Market for this year – I timed it just right to catch the “snow” outside Primark earlier in the week.
Walking up Lansdown Road, Flowers of Bath certainly catches your eye with their fantastic wreaths.
…and you might spot some of the decorations which have been created for this year’s Market, from recycled plastic bags and bottles.
There’s something about Bath stone which makes for some great photographs when the sun hits the buildings.
….Bath Street today, which can get quite busy, but is worth the walk down to the Cross Baths at the end.
…on a rainy afternoon, but Santa was still doing his best to look cheery, even though I’m sure he’d rather have held an umbrella to keep dry!
Santa is in Orange Grove, outside the entrance to the Indoor Covered Market (which can also be accessed from the Guildhall Market).
