Bath is a major center of tourism, having Roman, Georgian and literary links. So it can take care of itself and needs no puffing from here. But it is a place where anyone coming to visit Frome should also visit. It is only 12 miles (20km) north of Frome and accessible by car from Frome in about half an hour, or by train or coach in about 50 minutes. So here are a few pictures to show Bath’s remarkable elegance. Bath, illustrious neighbour of the Wessex town of Frome
Bath is a major center of tourism, having Roman, Georgian and literary links. So it can take care of itself and needs no puffing from here. But it is a place where anyone coming to visit Frome should also visit. It is only 12 miles (20km) north of Frome and accessible by car from Frome in about half an hour, or by train or coach in about 50 minutes. So here are a few pictures to show Bath’s remarkable elegance. Perhaps we’ll write a little more about Bath sometime.
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