Everyone was stopping to take a photo of the Abbey, as the moon lined up perfectly to look like part of the structure.

And just to prove it doesn’t need to be daylight to get a photo of Bath, this is overlooking the city centre from Camden.

There’s nothing particularly fancy about this wall, but I like the way the trees cast their shadows on it.

St Stephen’s Church has been photographed loads of times, but I’ve never seen it from this angle before (from Somerset Lane). 

Moving on to Lansdown Crescent, and you can almost feel the glow  on the Bath stone… if only it really felt as warm as it looked!

Stopping to look over the wall at the Hope House development, there was a truly stunning sunset – the sun looked red, although my camera insisted it really was yellow.

The sunlight was at the perfect height to allow the Guildhall to glow….

….but the best light was in St. John’s Road, where the sunset looked suitably picturesque even if it was challenging to time the photos so the car headlights weren’t in the way!

After the true orangey red glow of the sunset, there was still a stripey glow to the sky across the city. Sometimes the best sunsets can be found slightly higher than the city centre.

Walking along Green Street, I spotted a Christmas display I must have walked past lots of times before and never noticed.

This was the display above the The Old Green Tree in Green Street, which just goes to show that if you don’t look up above the windows, there’s a lot of things you’re likely to miss!