Bath Theatre Royal complete with audience.

An unusual picture of Bath Theatre Royal

complete with audience.

China Clay Factory in Cornwall.

A china clay factory near St Austell 

from a transparency taken in the 60s.

Log Cabin in Bath!

 

The main building of Combe Down school is a 

log cabin, very unusual for a school in Bath!

 

It was Tabitha’s Arts and Maths week at Combe Down school today.

  

Tabitha with the giant bee hive.
 

Tabitha shows Lottie her portrait.

Doesn’t time fly! Was it really April 1992.

It only seems yesterday when I went for breakfast with Baths new MP Don Foster and his wife Victoria, the day after his election.

Kids in the snow.

While I was at Chinese New Year celebrations.
David and Wendy  were playing and taking pictures in the snow.

Wendy's pictures are below

Chinese New Year Celebrations at Bath

I was lucky enough to attend the Chinese New 
Year Celebrations at Bath on Sunday.

 

The Dragon meets Councillor Paul Crossley!

 

Pretty Connie Wong danced beautifully with a 
team of dancers, organised by her Mum Winnie.

 

 

Fires in Australia

 

 

The dreadful fires in Australia have reminded us of our visit early last year.
In particular the trip to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve where the trees still show signs of the fires of January 2003.

The visitors centre has the remains of a fire fighters bag left on the footpath.

 

The Canberra Museum has a dishwasher from one of the thirty five homes destroyed on Somerset Street Duffy less than 7 miles from Parliament House in Canberra. 

pictures Copyright Sam and Wendy Farr

Ted Heath

Former Prime Minister the late Ted Heath

conducting in Bath Abbey.

Some More Combe Hay Snow Pictures.

Snowy Day in Combe Hay

Snowy Day in Combe Hay, the path to the old cricket pitch.
Click picture to enlarge.

Snow on the Kennet and Avon.

 

  

A couple of canal picture taken by David on his walk to work!

Balls Lane Combe Hay

Wendy's pictures of a Rare Combe Hay Snow Dog!

Paddy with his trainer

Birds in the Snow.

When it’s snowing, it’s good to put out extra food for the birds.
I think our wild birds agree!

Northgate Street Bath in the 60s.

 Northgate Street Bath in the 60s, digitally enhanced.