Yet more Georgian architecture
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Yet more Georgian architecture
Image: © John Winder Taken: 19 Jun 2017
A general view of Bath, taken at the top of what seemed like a steep climb across a golf course, weighted down as I was with a heavy rucksack! To the left of the shot is Cavendish Crescent, completed in the early 1800s and famous as the shortest of Bath's many Georgian crescents at a mere 11 houses.
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Image Location
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