070728.Bath, A Space Practically Designed to Graduate in — in Style
July 28, 2007 at 6:56 pm | In Architecture, Bath, Bath Abbey, Cathedrals and churches, Chisel Marks, Columns, Conservation, Stained Glass, somerset |…And this is where I intend to graduate. I’m not a dropout, just editing the time in which I actually graduate. Soon I’ll be moving to Ireland so everyone enjoy these pics…
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Very majestic and inspiring.
Comment by Rambling Round — July 28, 2007 #
A lovely parting shot. May the luck of the Irish be with you.
–steve buser
New Oleans Daily Photo
is 100 (posts) today.
Comment by steve buser — July 29, 2007 #
awww thats a very wonderful goodbye picture. love the sunset its marvelous.
Comment by courtney amor — July 31, 2007 #
wow. incredible ceiling, like the underside of a mushroom. farewell young jamez! do keep in touch. i have been uber busy of late. good luck in eire!!
Comment by pod — August 1, 2007 #
Good travel ;o]
Comment by inspired — August 4, 2007 #
Congratulations on some amazing photographs. The architecture is especially stunning… no wonder also that they especially imported limestone from Bath when building the City Hall in my hometown, Cape Town! Hope you’re having a great time in Ireland…
Greetings,
Pierre
Comment by Pierre van Eck — December 1, 2007 #
Thanks Pierre,
I heard about the Cape Town city hall, which seems amazing considering it doesn’t last all that long. I guess S. Africa has the right conditions. I read a book (Deyan Sudjic, The Edifice Complex: How the Rich and Powerful—and Their Architects—Shape the World, London: Penguin Books, 2005) recently that questioned the claim though–mentioned something like “Cape Town’s city hall is supposedly built of Bath stone.” Either way, if it wasn’t local stone I’m sure it cost the city something.
Comment by Bath DP Host — March 21, 2008 #