While in Bristol we enjoyed the vibrant city, the food at St. Nicholas market, the meandering river, the mix of old and new, and the street art in the Stokes Croft neighbourhood. Only fifteen minutes by train from Bath (50 by bus; the train was out over the weekend for track maintenance), the two cities present a vivid contrast. Bath is small, uniform, almost frozen in time, and full of transients, both students and tourists, whereas Bristol feels like a large city that is more real, more alive. If I returned I think I would stay in Bristol but certainly visit Bath. Can't go wrong with either.
Protected by Perspex by locals in the area, this image of a flower in a rat trap is a familiar Banksy motif as he often shows contrasting images together. It also hints at the animals he often uses in his work such as rates and monkeys – animals used in laboratory experiments. intrepidguideRose Rat Trap is located on Thomas Street North next to a blue gate behind the address 26 Fremantle Square.
Protected by Perspex by locals in the area, this image of a flower in a rat trap is a familiar Banksy motif as he often shows contrasting images together. It also hints at the animals he often uses in his work such as rates and monkeys – animals used in laboratory experiments. intrepidguideRose Rat Trap is located on Thomas Street North next to a blue gate behind the address 26 Fremantle Square.
Protected by Perspex by locals in the area, this image of a flower in a rat trap is a familiar Banksy motif as he often shows contrasting images together. It also hints at the animals he often uses in his work such as rates and monkeys – animals used in laboratory experiments. intrepidguideRose Rat Trap is located on Thomas Street North next to a blue gate behind the address 26 Fremantle Square.