New Zealand Loves RG3

Bath is beautiful, the second you get off the train you can see the gorgeous historic buildings lining the river.

The hostel is great, the beds are comfy it has a huge common room, and the best part, the showed are clean and separated. The hostel in Brighton was strange, the weirdest part about it was that it had an open shower in the room, making it possible for everyone to watch you shower while in bed. I showered the first day since I had the room to myself, but lets just say I wasn't the best smelling person the next two days. One of the first things I did in bath was grab a shower. I also walked around and got lost, but from that I found Jika Jika, a coffee shop Nigel made me promise to try, and I ate dinner there before I found my way back. I never get much done on the travel days. I had an easy trip over, and I even fell asleep on the train. I think the cough medicine makes me drowsy and I've been taking it to try to control my cough, I feel like I sound diseased. I also found a really nice park in bath, where I hung out before coming back to the hostel and meeting about 8 people from New Zealand and 6 from Australia, all traveling separately. We talked for a long time, and one guy from New Zealand even knew who RG3 was when I mentioned Baylor and the extreme August heat. 

I have plans to do the Roman baths tomorrow, maybe check out the cathedral, and enjoy the city center. Friday I might take a trip to stone henge. As for right now, I'm still trying to get over this sickness. I promise tomorrow I will have a more detailed blog on both Brighton and Bath. I wrote out a big nice detailed blog, and of course I accidentally deleted it, and I had no way to get it back.