Stonehenge &Roman Baths Complex

today we went on a coach tour to the Stone Henge and the Bath town. Getting up early, our bus took us from Old Stein Station to Stonehenge, and our guide Gerry patiently pointed out some famous landmarks and Locally reputable beautiful town on the both sides of road. minutes' Shutter ride   From we came off our coach

Ticket to S.H.

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Touring  the museum of Roman baths is the best part of our journey.it's a place strongly recommended visiting. With not enough time,we still feel it Incredible to see artifacts so much preserved as they were thousands of years ago, with the help of acausti-guide with more than 10 languages available we visited different chambers with different stories,which let us have a better understanding of what their lives were like. It was also impressive that the Romans had used so many builders to construct the baths and water systems for the large civilization.

Well-preserved pubic bathing site

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Lovely guide

Inside the grand  spa site with  advanced  and  luxurious.interious design

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Viking and me

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More windows,more taxs! :

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See the difference on the wall of windows? Read on for answer

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Does the phrase "daylight robbery" really originate with an old English tax on windows?I'd never thought of that. It's certainly true that in 1696, William III of England introduced a type of property tax that required owners of houses with more than six windows to pay a levy. This tax apparently persisted up for over 150 years until 1851. You can still see older houses in the UK which have windows bricked up to reduce the window total to six or under, which was a legitimate way of avoiding the tax.(from phrase finder,learn more,check it out)