Following on from George Street (of course) is Milsom Street, where the 33rd Regiment of Foot who were leading the Promenade, stopped to allow everyone to catch up.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Milsom Street
From Miles Buildings, the traffic was stopped to allow the
Jane Austen Festival Promenade to cross George Street.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
George Street
Following on from yesterday’s Jane Austen Festival Promenade, I next caught up with them in Miles Buildings. I didn’t expect it to work for photos there, as Miles Buildings is quite narrow – but it worked surprisingly well.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
The Circus
Miles Buildings
If you’ve walked through Bath during the Jane Austen Festival, you’ve no doubt spotted people dressed in 18th Century costumes. But have you ever stopped to watch the record breaking Regency Costumed Charity Promenade?
I didn’t catch the start of the Promenade in the Royal Crescent, so I waited in the Circus instead.
There’s more photos to come over the next few days – I thought I’d spread them out so I didn’t overload my blog in one day!
The Jane Austen Festival Promenade 2018 – #JaneAustenFestivalBath
