Behind the Scenes: Bath, England.

Staying on the theme of traveling to small towns, while in Europe. Bath, England is a very cool city to visit because it brings you back to the history of the Romans. Bath, England is the site of where Roman Baths were. During the Roman Empire, it is where the Romans went to gather water and take baths from that came out of the earth. Our group took a bus to Bath. It was really interesting to learn that the Roman baths are supplied with hot water that comes from around 3000 thousand meters below the surface. These baths have been  buried for around 1500 years, so they are in really good condition. I remember it being interesting to learn how the temperature is 117 degrees F (46 degrees C) of the water.  There was also a pump room there where the locals, back then, used to come from all over to drink the water. If you travel there, I recommend you attend an information session before you see the baths. The information session will provide a little history on what you are about to see Instead, I think the guide see especially if you have never heard of the city before. I appreciated what I was seeing during the tour of Bath because I knew a little background on it.

After Bath, we went to Mud Docks, in Bristol, for dinner. I had my first burger with an egg on it and it was awesome. I am going to go back home and have eggs on burgers sometimes now because I really enjoyed it. If you travel to Bristol I highly recommend you go to Mud Docks at least once. They also have really good beer there that I recommend you try if you walked there. Mud Docks is located right on the river walk right in the downtown of Bristol, England.