Aquae Sulis.

This weekend, we went to Bath. Apparently a lot of people go there for the Jane Austen realm of things. But, I've never really been all that into Jane Austen stuff, so when I heard that there was some Roman stuff going on up there, we were like, yes. Let's do that. Remember how we love old stuff? Well we were about to see the oldest stuff we've ever seen, we're talking like 2000 years old stuff. That is pretty dope, I think. Anyway, nothing really happened on our day trip, other than what you will see in the pictures. OH, except that this one lady showed up to the museum with her bathing suit thinking she could swim in the bath. and I was like WHAT it is lined with 2000 year old lead [can anybody say, death wish?] and it hasn't been covered so it's all algaed out and nasty, YOU CRAZY.
Oh and on the way there we got in a fight about the map and the directions. Which seems pretty cliche, right? Anyway, enjoy the pictures.

For those of you who don't much about the city of Bath, click here.

If you want to know more about the actual BATH in Bath, click here.

Cause I'm not very good at writing things that are supposed to be educational.

a city view. it's pretty gorgeous.

the inside of the bath museum

this is an observation deck they built around 1890 when they opened the Bath House to the public

me learnin some stuff.

this is the hot spring that fed the water into all the other baths in the bath house

learnin stuff about this model of the early bath house

Some of the ruins of the Temple

The of head of the Sulis Minerva statue that was once inside the temple

More of the hot spring

kickin it by the great bath.

Some gardens or whatever.