The bath pool at Bath, UK / myLot

Westmoreland, Tennessee

February 17, 2019 4:00pm CST

The picture shows the Victorian era bath at Bath, England. It is was used for bathing, and other activities [including sexual ones. Time after time. laws were passed separating male and female bathers, but seem to all have failed.]for many years after the Romans arrived there early in the first century AD. Later the baths were closed down because a microbe causing disease was found in the water. Happily this was being corrected when I was there serval years ago. Water for drinking is still available for a few pence in the Pump Room restaurant.

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (160696)

• United States

17 Feb 19

Very Picturesque. The water does look like maybe it has algae, though.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

21 Feb 19

It certainly does. I do not remember it being exactly that color, even when I took this picture.

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John Roberts

@JohnRoberts (109846)

• Los Angeles, California

17 Feb 19

I have been to Bath but just saw the Roman stuff.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

21 Feb 19

There is some literary stuff from the novels of Jane Austin

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (44998)

• Preston, England

19 Feb 19

A really beautiful place I'd love to visit

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61157)

• Centralia, Washington

17 Feb 19

I've read about Bath, England. That is one gorgeous photo. Thanks.

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Teddy

@ThreeTeddies (2038)

• United Kingdom

17 Feb 19

What's with the colour of the water? I'm not dipping my toes in anything that looks like that!

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

21 Feb 19

Actually, no one was allowed in the water because of dangerous microbes, but I do not remember that the water was this color when I took the picture.

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Wise Ghost

@WiseGhots (14606)

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17 Feb 19

The place is beautiful. But I can't say the same about the water.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

21 Feb 19

Actually, I do not remember that the water looked this bad when I took the pic.

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21 Feb 19

@JWMILLER It looks pretty bad.

snowy

@snowy22315 (180839)

• United States

17 Feb 19

I was in Bath once upon a time. It was quite crowded when I was there.

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Shavkat

@Shavkat (139937)

• Philippines

18 Feb 19

I think it is a good place to hang out with friends. However, it is not healthy to take a bath here.

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Kimberley

@mom210 (9117)

• United States

19 Feb 19

How interesting, I would not want to bath there though.what a beautiful building,

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

20 Feb 19

It looks exactly like that! My husband and I drank the water in the Pump Room. It was awful. lol

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (139742)

• Roseburg, Oregon

21 Feb 19

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

21 Feb 19

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Jo Miller

@pjmurphy (2499)

• United States

20 Feb 19

I was in Bath once and ate at the same tea room that Jane Austen had visited--or so I was told.

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Cindy Tolbert

@cintol (11261)

• United States

20 Feb 19

Wow, looking at this pic you can almost picture them in the water. I don't know though, I hope it wasn't green back then!! lol

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Manuela Lopes

@nela13 (58669)

• Portugal

19 Feb 19

OMG, that water Is disgusting

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

21 Feb 19

Actually, I do not remember that the water looked that bad when I took the picture.

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@nela13 (58669)

• Portugal

21 Feb 19

@JWMILLER It could be the reflection.

LowRiderX

@LowRiderX (22903)

• Serbia

20 Feb 19

I've never hear for this before and since I love history,this was interesting to me.

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Fleur

@Fleura (30404)

• United Kingdom

25 Feb 19

It certainly has a long history.

Sunrise Fan

@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

19 Feb 19

The water being greenish, at the time the photo was taken, it must be already unsafe to bathe in the pool. Algae must already be in abundance in the water.

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