I’ve never had one, but I’m considering it. My dog likes to sit outside with the kitchen door open. ( Just in case she misses any scraps of food on the go !) But when the dog and cat go out, the flies come in
Beautiful Bath! A college friend and I moved from Yorkshire to work in Bath when we were twenty one. After the fairly flat East Riding, Somerset was a dream. To me it is the most beautiful city in the UK, surrounded by picturesque villages. I worked at St Martin`s Hospital on Combe Down. In the summer I walked back to the Bear Flat where we lived. Amazing views and a very happy time there. .
Thank you. I was born and grew up in Bristol but from an early age I used to catch the bus to Bath and just wander around, it is so amazing. Still my favourite city.
Ah lovely Bath. My allotment is there. I live 5 miles out from the city. If you want someone to drive you about next time, gimme a shout! Always a cuppa tea available for you in my shed Sean ☕️ and would love to show you around our allotments.
Lovely seeing Bath, I know what you mean about the slippy paving, in Cheltenham there is slick York stone all over the promenade, it is lethal in wet conditions. Your shed is becoming v homey and i am thinking your greenhouse will be epic!
Chain curtain will give you some privacy when you have the shed door open, if you need it. Thanks for taking us to Bath what beautiful buildings they have there. The cats would be glad to welcome you home again. Shed looking good and yourself if I may say so.
The rooftop swimming pool in Bath is amazing. When my daughter lived in Chippenham we would get the train to Bath Spa ,meet her in the station and go swimming for a couple of hours. Plenty of time for a meal and shopping. Then train back to Cardiff.
Really love your shed, its coming along very nicely. I've just finished building a summerhouse in the garden which my neighbours cat has decided to move into ! Been asleep in here with me all afternoon 😅. I absolutely loved the little film you did with the song about moving to Wales. I showed it to some of the residents and staff in the nursing home where I work and they loved it too. Many of them are from the Rhondda. ❤
My husband said if you need a second pair of hands and you don't happen to have them, buy yourself a couple of G-clamps. That should help you out alot. Maybe a few different sizes. Can be used at home and at the homestead. 😊
I've got the same one on my back door, helping to keep the flys out. It's been up now for 6 years, still looks the same. Really like it. 😊 Sandra. Rhyl
I used to regularly visit Bath during the 80s= 90s with mum and Nana. We visited the American Quilt Museum one Summer and had tea on the terrace with a fab view. The icing on the cake, they were selling Victorian flower posies. I bought 2 for my mum and Nana...it was a great day out.
Bath Spa is a very pretty town. I love the architecture. Public transport in Britain is so good. Here in Canada we only have one train line, and it is sky high price wise. We also have no busses between towns anymore, so every trip has to be done by car, or plane.
This blue fleece with a collar looks stunning on you! Great color and look! It's a shame there's not a level spot by the river below the shed, for the bench. It would look beautiful there.
Yes, I agree with another commenter...it looks like water drops...perfect for a garden shed, I think!! I'd find a temporary way to hang it up there & see if you like it, then if you ever change your mind, it won't be much to take it down & move it. The only thing I can see as deterrent would be that it may get in your way, when you are taking things in & out of the shed...but it looks very nice, I think, too! I love that arch with all the baskets & flowers...beautiful!! Thank for sharing, Sean...Blessing my friend😊
Love the door chain at least it won't flap about in the wind like the plastic strips. I visited Bath a couple of years ago, went by coach,took 5hrs to get there,four hours to look around and 5hours back..never again! Its a beautiful city full of history,thanks for taking us along.
Sean please be very careful in walking on slippery surfaces not good at all.these chains will keep flies away from your shed they are lovely.i really loved the music too it was great! Thank you Sean for sharing this video i really enjoyed watching it oh and these flowers were fabulous! Positivity peace and love ♥️
Your home stead is really coming along. It so nice and cozy! Love the chain curtain. I wanted a beaded one on HS. Happy to hear you returned safely from Bath😊.
Good morning Sean, I got worried when I saw the title of the thumbnail "slipping in Bath" I thought you had hurt yourself! I even said "oh no!" out loud! Chains are quite tactile Sean, they will make a lovely noise in the breeze while you have a snooze 😂 Typical,on a day out you had to take the rain clouds with you 😉 The park or wherever it was that you went was very well maintained and pretty.You looked so tired when you were doing your closing title, I hope you slept well.Take care Sean 💜
Hi Sean, thank you for taking us to Bath, it's beautiful. Love the music by the way. What a nuisance slipping, hope your back will be ok. Hope you had a good night's rest. All the best 😊
I had much the same issue with slipping. It's the soles on the shoes. Mine were nursing shoes which have good support but are like skis on wet surfaces. The soles are made to withstand constant use, but definitely not for wet surfaces.
Another interesting video. Loved seeing Bath. The architecture is amazing. So much history compared to our buildings here in Canada. Beautiful town even in the rain. I bet the cats were excited to have you back home. A long day of traveling but what a sleek looking train. Hope your back is ok after all that slipping. Take care and have a great rest of the week.
Love the chain curtain on your rusty homestead shed, bootiful. Seems quite a trek for you, Treherbert to Bath. I'm an Aussie, who used to live in Bristol for a couple of years, back in the late '70's. Cheers Sean, Thanks, another top video. 🇦🇺
The shed is starting to look and feel very much like home now. Love the clock, looks great against the dark shed. Thank you for making us feel so welcome, I feel as if I am there! ❤
I so envy you that rain. Here in Virginia,in the USA, we are in a drought. We just had about 2 inches of rain and the leaves have stopped drying up and falling off the trees, just like the fall, but we’re in July.
I love the new chain blind for the shed door Sean. I think on a sunny day with a breeze the sound of those and the river will be very therapeutic. The gorgeous display of flower beds in bath where breathtaking, thank you for showing us all as personally I wouldn’t have seen them otherwise. Hope your rested by the time you read this little comment 😊 big hug from the two old farts ❤
So enjoyable with beautiful music...I had wanted to visit Bath when I came to England in 2001...but it was at the time of anthrax and everything was crazy. I met extremely slippy tiles in New Orleans, Louisiana and hurt my ankle. Lol. Sue from Arizona
Thhankyou for showing a beautiful bit of Bath you came to Swindon at the moment I live in a pretty little village on the out skirts, such a shame about the rain ❤❤❤
The chain link curtain looks more suited for the shed than your house anyway. Thank you for the trip around Bath. I wish we had more access to trains here in the US.
Lovely place bath 😀. An interesting use of succulents in the flower borders, I remeber in the 80s when all the big parks where planted up with flowers like that , even the bigger traffic islands . I'm glad you are making progress down the homestead Sean. My sliders I have for going out to the outhouse or up the garden are lethal , I can see why you can back straight away.
Thank you for showing beautiful Bath, I’ve never been to the UK so really enjoy the glimpses of the beautiful cities and countryside, music sublime too - thanks Sean
Lovely video, chain curtain looks fab, Bath looks fab, I haven’t been there for ages. Most of all I loved the train journey, haven’t see Cardiff station for a long while. Take care in the rain ☔️
yes I agree that is more suited for your home, imagine the fun the cats will have? Thanks for sharing your trip I like the décor round arches and door way I like Bath.
Love the chain curtain--lets you enjoy the breeze and the outlook and keeps the flies out. I'm sure you remember the ones made of strips of colored plastic--these are better!
Nice footage of Bath, made me very nostalgic, almost tearful, as it was my ole home town (city) for 18 years - your video brought back memories - yes slippery paving stones... Little changes in Bath 💚💚💚🌿💚
What a magical place - My heart leaped for joy seeing the sights here with the archway made out of baskets. I felt as if I must have lived here in another lifetime. It feels like home. What a strange feeling this is for me and yet soothing indeed. Thank you for taking the risk and filming it in the rain Sean.
Hi Sean, great progress with your shed so pleased it now has a roof! I like the chain curtain and the good thing is it won't flap about in the wind! Lovely to see Bath. I really enjoyed your train journey footage - I thought the music you used was fantastic too! I loved the overhanging arches they looked so pretty and the gardens! Shame about the weather I think it was following you! Hope you are okay after slipping! I suffer with periodic lower back problems so know what it's like when you slip and jault your back! Thank you for going to the trouble of filming your journey. Take care, until next time. 🙂
Sean, Someone a few weeks ago, suggested using chalk board paint that has magnetic qualities. You could just paint the wall/s in the colour you like and not worry about buying task specific boards for the magnets. you could put them any where! 😀 Then you could just put that money into a hangar bar for your tools. Having your homestead garden is a very different prospect to your old allotments.
Ahh yes! The old manual stapler! Having run tons of wires in my youth I remember my hands aching after getting done. When I had money to invest in tools I bought a cordless electric stapler. As for the flooring squares you have, I have to get something similar so I can make a space outdoors for things like my motorcycles among other things. Still getting overrun with bindweed currently. My purple sweet potato plant seems to be doing well enough but I still have bird netting over everything in the hopes of deterring a very annoying gray squirrel that is digging in my beds. I sprayed peppermint oil all around but it has rained heavily so I doubt any is left. So far though nothing is wilting. :-)
When my son was in uni at Bath I would travel down from N.Wales on the train, it would take me eight hours on a good day, and eleven on a bad. I loved every minute. Bath has such great memories for me:) I have also done the Cardiff route for another son, and Exeter for my daughter:) Nowadays it's the quicker London train...much easier.
I love Bath, but have not been back there now for many years. Love your chain curtain too. Your clock and sign are great on your shed, and it is looking very homely now. xxx
Bet you was glad to get home. Its funny how sitting on a train for hours tires you out. Watched McDonald and Dobbs last night , thats set in Bath. It often shows the row of crescent houses. Bet you were glad to get that cup of tea and get back to Topsey and Amber😊
Did you go to the Roman baths while you were there? I visited there a few years ago. I bought a coat at Primark because it was freezing. It was very warm here in Tennessee so I definitely wasn’t prepared.
Had to smile i nearly put on an earlier vlog you' ll have to rope your friends in to take some of your stuff to the homestead, i wonder if he's got a spare spade😅😊
Oh my goodness Sean what a lovely day out you have given us, thise beautiful old building,an the gardens. Oh an love your curtains on the door of shed. I hope you have jarred your back when slipped. Its so easily done. Thank you once again Sean for a delightful tour of beautiful city of Bath! Blessings wished for you our dear Sean! Sonja 🥰
I haven't been to Bath for 20+ years and it looks a lot nicer now. You are a talented videographer, I always enjoy your trips to interesting places - well done again.
Found this: “The massive "Bloomsbury" terrace of houses was constructed especially for the film on the Shepperton backlot, and was NOT, as is frequently said, filmed at the Royal Crescent in Bath, UK. The 'Who Will Buy' sequence took six weeks to film.”
@@seanjamescameron yes just went and had a look..totally different buidling face...but what a lovely memory recalling that movie...and the gardens are so pretty and well looked after...
I love those door curtains. I left mine behind (an oversight) on the doorway into the understairs when I moved. They were blue, wooden beads and I really loved the sound they made. Bath is beautiful. The architecture with its sandstone/limestone buildings looks a grand place to visit. What an adventure for you! I love train rides. :-)
Enjoyed your Bath visit. Interesting to see the modern trains which we do not have yet in Merthyr. Just a note of interest Pontneathvaughan was the home of Richard Burton.
You do such interesting videos Sean ,Thanks for the trip to Bath 😊 I want to buy a new shed ,could you recommend the seller of yours ? I know where to get a pretty plastic strip hanging to go in the doorway 😊 though 🏵🌿🌷🌿🌼🌿🌸💐
Fly streamer beads (chain links) look like water drops cascading from a waterfall. 👍
Ideal when living in Wales.🚿
I’ve never had one, but I’m considering it.
My dog likes to sit outside with the kitchen door open. ( Just in case she misses any scraps of food on the go !)
But when the dog and cat go out, the flies come in
Yes agree👍
I really enjoyed your blog today. Your garden patch and your trip to Bath. The music was beautiful.🇨🇦
I do think Bath is very beautiful even in the rain. ❤
Beautiful Bath! A college friend and I moved from Yorkshire to work in Bath when we were twenty one. After the fairly flat East Riding, Somerset was a dream. To me it is the most beautiful city in the UK, surrounded by picturesque villages. I worked at St Martin`s Hospital on Combe Down. In the summer I walked back to the Bear Flat where we lived. Amazing views and a very happy time there. .
Enjoyed your visit to Bath, my aunt and uncle lived in Bath,for many years. I remember going to see the Roman Baths. Lovely place.
Thank you. I was born and grew up in Bristol but from an early age I used to catch the bus to Bath and just wander around, it is so amazing. Still my favourite city.
Ah lovely Bath. My allotment is there. I live 5 miles out from the city. If you want someone to drive you about next time, gimme a shout! Always a cuppa tea available for you in my shed Sean ☕️ and would love to show you around our allotments.
Will do. Thank you.
Lovely seeing Bath, I know what you mean about the slippy paving, in Cheltenham there is slick York stone all over the promenade, it is lethal in wet conditions. Your shed is becoming v homey and i am thinking your greenhouse will be epic!
I live in Bath, it is beautiful xxx
You need a handle on the inside of the shed door Sean. I think you will find that very useful 😎
Nice Bath vlog Sean. I think the chain curtain looks smart.
Chain curtain will give you some privacy when you have the shed door open, if you need it. Thanks for taking us to Bath what beautiful buildings they have there. The cats would be glad to welcome you home again. Shed looking good and yourself if I may say so.
The rooftop swimming pool in Bath is amazing. When my daughter lived in Chippenham we would get the train to Bath Spa ,meet her in the station and go swimming for a couple of hours. Plenty of time for a meal and shopping. Then train back to Cardiff.
Really love your shed, its coming along very nicely. I've just finished building a summerhouse in the garden which my neighbours cat has decided to move into ! Been asleep in here with me all afternoon 😅. I absolutely loved the little film you did with the song about moving to Wales. I showed it to some of the residents and staff in the nursing home where I work and they loved it too. Many of them are from the Rhondda. ❤
Sean, the music you put together with the flowerbeds displays was beautiful, very grand,abeautiful day out, shame the rain had to start, 😊
I really like the chains.
My husband said if you need a second pair of hands and you don't happen to have them, buy yourself a couple of G-clamps. That should help you out alot. Maybe a few different sizes. Can be used at home and at the homestead. 😊
Love Bath, great vlog. Awesome curtain. Hope your ok. Fabulous music.🐞
I've got the same one on my back door, helping to keep the flys out. It's been up now for 6 years, still looks the same. Really like it. 😊 Sandra. Rhyl
Ahhh, hippie bead doors are back in style again! What goes around….
I used to regularly visit Bath during the 80s= 90s with mum and Nana. We visited the American Quilt Museum one Summer and had tea on the terrace with a fab view.
The icing on the cake, they were selling Victorian flower posies. I bought 2 for my mum and Nana...it was a great day out.
Bath Spa is a very pretty town. I love the architecture. Public transport in Britain is so good. Here in Canada we only have one train line, and it is sky high price wise. We also have no busses between towns anymore, so every trip has to be done by car, or plane.
This blue fleece with a collar looks stunning on you! Great color and look! It's a shame there's not a level spot by the river below the shed, for the bench. It would look beautiful there.
I too, really like the chains. They will keep down dramatically the bugs/flies that will get in when you are sitting having a cuppa.
Yes, I agree with another commenter...it looks like water drops...perfect for a garden shed, I think!! I'd find a temporary way to hang it up there & see if you like it, then if you ever change your mind, it won't be much to take it down & move it. The only thing I can see as deterrent would be that it may get in your way, when you are taking things in & out of the shed...but it looks very nice, I think, too! I love that arch with all the baskets & flowers...beautiful!! Thank for sharing, Sean...Blessing my friend😊
Misread your title and thought you'd slipped in the bath!
I love the chain curtain...hopefully will keep any flying insects out of the shed.
Even with the rain, the trip to Bath Spa was marvelous ..... just marvelous!
3 1/2 hours! That’s a long way twice in a day.
Love the door chain at least it won't flap about in the wind like the plastic strips.
I visited Bath a couple of years ago, went by coach,took 5hrs to get there,four hours to look around and 5hours back..never again! Its a beautiful city full of history,thanks for taking us along.
Sean please be very careful in walking on slippery surfaces not good at all.these chains will keep flies away from your shed they are lovely.i really loved the music too it was great! Thank you Sean for sharing this video i really enjoyed watching it oh and these flowers were fabulous! Positivity peace and love ♥️
Your home stead is really coming along. It so nice and cozy! Love the chain curtain. I wanted a beaded one on HS. Happy to hear you returned safely from Bath😊.
Good morning Sean, I got worried when I saw the title of the thumbnail "slipping in Bath" I thought you had hurt yourself! I even said "oh no!" out loud! Chains are quite tactile Sean, they will make a lovely noise in the breeze while you have a snooze 😂 Typical,on a day out you had to take the rain clouds with you 😉 The park or wherever it was that you went was very well maintained and pretty.You looked so tired when you were doing your closing title, I hope you slept well.Take care Sean 💜
Love the train...Bath is very beautiful...i like the chains too.. train journeys are great ...so relaxing,.thanks for today.😊
Hi Sean, thank you for taking us to Bath, it's beautiful. Love the music by the way. What a nuisance slipping, hope your back will be ok. Hope you had a good night's rest.
All the best 😊
I had much the same issue with slipping. It's the soles on the shoes. Mine were nursing shoes which have good support but are like skis on wet surfaces. The soles are made to withstand constant use, but definitely not for wet surfaces.
Another interesting video. Loved seeing Bath. The architecture is amazing. So much history compared to our buildings here in Canada. Beautiful town even in the rain. I bet the cats were excited to have you back home. A long day of traveling but what a sleek looking train. Hope your back is ok after all that slipping. Take care and have a great rest of the week.
Love the chain curtain on your rusty homestead shed, bootiful.
Seems quite a trek for you, Treherbert to Bath.
I'm an Aussie, who used to live in Bristol for a couple of years, back in the late '70's.
Cheers Sean, Thanks, another top video. 🇦🇺
The shed is starting to look and feel very much like home now. Love the clock, looks great against the dark shed. Thank you for making us feel so welcome, I feel as if I am there! ❤
I so envy you that rain. Here in Virginia,in the USA, we are in a drought. We just had about 2 inches of rain and the leaves have stopped drying up and falling off the trees, just like the fall, but we’re in July.
I love the new chain blind for the shed door Sean. I think on a sunny day with a breeze the sound of those and the river will be very therapeutic.
The gorgeous display of flower beds in bath where breathtaking, thank you for showing us all as personally I wouldn’t have seen them otherwise. Hope your rested by the time you read this little comment 😊 big hug from the two old farts ❤
So enjoyable with beautiful music...I had wanted to visit Bath when I came to England in 2001...but it was at the time of anthrax and everything was crazy. I met extremely slippy tiles in New Orleans, Louisiana and hurt my ankle. Lol. Sue from Arizona
Loved the beaded curtain looked great x
Thhankyou for showing a beautiful bit of Bath you came to Swindon at the moment I live in a pretty little village on the out skirts, such a shame about the rain ❤❤❤
Bath….my beautiful birthplace. I haven’t been back for a while so it was lovely seeing it again.
LOve The chain curtain...just perfect. Fondly, Dorothy.
The chain link curtain looks more suited for the shed than your house anyway. Thank you for the trip around Bath. I wish we had more access to trains here in the US.
Lovely place bath 😀.
An interesting use of succulents in the flower borders, I remeber in the 80s when all the big parks where planted up with flowers like that , even the bigger traffic islands .
I'm glad you are making progress down the homestead Sean.
My sliders I have for going out to the outhouse or up the garden are lethal , I can see why you can back straight away.
Thank you Sean. You took me down memory lane with your trip to Bath.
Lovely train. Beautiful old town.
Bath is so beautiful. Loved the filming in amongst the London Plane trees. Beautiful 😊
Lovely adventure out to Bath
Thankyou for filming. Your Rusty Homestead is coming along beautifully😊 Well Done
I love it.
Thank you for showing beautiful Bath, I’ve never been to the UK so really enjoy the glimpses of the beautiful cities and countryside, music sublime too - thanks Sean
Lovely video, chain curtain looks fab, Bath looks fab, I haven’t been there for ages. Most of all I loved the train journey, haven’t see Cardiff station for a long while. Take care in the rain ☔️
Hi Sean Bath looks beautiful thanks for sharing,the shed is coming along nicely love the chain curtain.😊
Hi Sean, I also have those chains on my kitchen door, had them about 6 or 7 years and they are brilliant 👏 No more flies!
yes I agree that is more suited for your home, imagine the fun the cats will have? Thanks for sharing your trip I like the décor round arches and door way I like Bath.
Love the chain curtain--lets you enjoy the breeze and the outlook and keeps the flies out. I'm sure you remember the ones made of strips of colored plastic--these are better!
Nice footage of Bath, made me very nostalgic, almost tearful, as it was my ole home town (city) for 18 years - your video brought back memories - yes slippery paving stones... Little changes in Bath 💚💚💚🌿💚
What a magical place - My heart leaped for joy seeing the sights here with the archway made out of baskets. I felt as if I must have lived here in another lifetime. It feels like home. What a strange feeling this is for me and yet soothing indeed. Thank you for taking the risk and filming it in the rain Sean.
Hi Sean, great progress with your shed so pleased it now has a roof! I like the chain curtain and the good thing is it won't flap about in the wind!
Lovely to see Bath. I really enjoyed your train journey footage - I thought the music you used was fantastic too! I loved the overhanging arches they looked so pretty and the gardens! Shame about the weather I think it was following you! Hope you are okay after slipping! I suffer with periodic lower back problems so know what it's like when you slip and jault your back! Thank you for going to the trouble of filming your journey. Take care, until next time. 🙂
Bath looked just like it did in that Jane Austin movie Persuasion.
Sean, Someone a few weeks ago, suggested using chalk board paint that has magnetic qualities. You could just paint the wall/s in the colour you like and not worry about buying task specific boards for the magnets. you could put them any where! 😀 Then you could just put that money into a hangar bar for your tools. Having your homestead garden is a very different prospect to your old allotments.
Ahh yes! The old manual stapler! Having run tons of wires in my youth I remember my hands aching after getting done. When I had money to invest in tools I bought a cordless electric stapler.
As for the flooring squares you have, I have to get something similar so I can make a space outdoors for things like my motorcycles among other things. Still getting overrun with bindweed currently.
My purple sweet potato plant seems to be doing well enough but I still have bird netting over everything in the hopes of deterring a very annoying gray squirrel that is digging in my beds.
I sprayed peppermint oil all around but it has rained heavily so I doubt any is left.
So far though nothing is wilting. :-)
Went to visit Hyde Hall gardens they had chains hanging from down pipes the water cascade down the chains very effective 👌
Sean nice bit of filming of journey by train to Bath, but my god what a hassle!, time I think you brought a car!
If I had money then I would but I don't so I can't.
When my son was in uni at Bath I would travel down from N.Wales on the train, it would take me eight hours on a good day, and eleven on a bad. I loved every minute. Bath has such great memories for me:) I have also done the Cardiff route for another son, and Exeter for my daughter:) Nowadays it's the quicker London train...much easier.
Beautiful Bath, really lovely ❤
I have never visited Bath Spa. I must say it looks beautifully old. I am glad the slippery streets did not do you in.
I love Bath, but have not been back there now for many years. Love your chain curtain too. Your clock and sign are great on your shed, and it is looking very homely now. xxx
Bet you was glad to get home. Its funny how sitting on a train for hours tires you out. Watched McDonald and Dobbs last night , thats set in Bath. It often shows the row of crescent houses. Bet you were glad to get that cup of tea and get back to Topsey and Amber😊
Now I want to watch Persuasion.
Thank you for taking us to Bath. The footage was wonderful.
Loved it. Bath is a favourite place 😊, beautiful music ❤
It's great to see Bath. We are planning a trip soon so its good to see it as I haven't been for a long while
At first glance of that title, I thought you had slipped in the bath. 🤓🛀🏻
Hi sean sheds looking great love the curtain...bath is a beautiful place thx for taking us along ..❤
I have something similar at my front and back doors Sean to keep flies out 👍
i had a pair of trainers like that. i threw them out, just in case.
Did you go to the Roman baths while you were there? I visited there a few years ago. I bought a coat at Primark because it was freezing. It was very warm here in Tennessee so I definitely wasn’t prepared.
Had to smile i nearly put on an earlier vlog you' ll have to rope your friends in to take some of your stuff to the homestead, i wonder if he's got a spare spade😅😊
Oh my goodness Sean what a lovely day out you have given us, thise beautiful old building,an the gardens. Oh an love your curtains on the door of shed. I hope you have jarred your back when slipped. Its so easily done. Thank you once again Sean for a delightful tour of beautiful city of Bath! Blessings wished for you our dear Sean! Sonja 🥰
I haven't been to Bath for 20+ years and it looks a lot nicer now. You are a talented videographer, I always enjoy your trips to interesting places - well done again.
lovely video, Bath looks nice...🤩
A lovely day out to Bath. My daughter lived in Bath and I miss visiting the city. So many interesting places to see.
Quite smart looking! You have such a good eye for decorating both home and homestead, Sean!
And that droll, dry sense of humor!
that was great enjoyed that
Enjoyed this so beautiful
I had one of my best holidays in Bath💙
Oh what a beautiful spot...Im looking at all the old buildings in a wee town looks like it was where Oliver was filmed
Found this: “The massive "Bloomsbury" terrace of houses was constructed especially for the film on the Shepperton backlot, and was NOT, as is frequently said, filmed at the Royal Crescent in Bath, UK. The 'Who Will Buy' sequence took six weeks to film.”
@@seanjamescameron yes just went and had a look..totally different buidling face...but what a lovely memory recalling that movie...and the gardens are so pretty and well looked after...
Bath a lovelyplace been many times my nefue lives in the crescent u did well catching all those trains
I love those door curtains. I left mine behind (an oversight) on the doorway into the understairs when I moved. They were blue, wooden beads and I really loved the sound they made. Bath is beautiful. The architecture with its sandstone/limestone buildings looks a grand place to visit. What an adventure for you! I love train rides. :-)
Been there twice…2012 & 2019. Explored a bit. Agreed…step carefully. Kind regards.
phew that was a long trip. it was nice to see though. my bf goes to bath regularly to see his dad, nice to see the surroundings
I live very near Bath ..nice to see your video of your trip there my son works in Bath .😊 Shame it rained all day .
I'll return on a sunny day, if that ever happens.
Sean some Clamps are very useful when electing anything when you have no Help
Enjoyed your Bath visit. Interesting to see the modern trains which we do not have yet in Merthyr. Just a note of interest Pontneathvaughan was the home of Richard Burton.
Loved the video thank you. Hello from, Upstate Ny in the beautiful Mohawk Valley. I love the bath that was amazing .
You do such interesting videos Sean ,Thanks for the trip to Bath 😊 I want to buy a new shed ,could you recommend the seller of yours ? I know where to get a pretty plastic strip hanging to go in the doorway 😊 though 🏵🌿🌷🌿🌼🌿🌸💐
Totally dig the chain doorframe. It's ace! I love a bit of creativity. What's life for, otherwise??
Well exactly.
I live in Bath, and I thought I saw you the other day, but decided I must be imagining thing 😉
Love your videos,keep them posted 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Amazing content. These kind of videos make me happy. I wish you all the best!