These are some of my favorite photos from previous tours. We always have such a great time!
Another view of the mansion, this one from the side facing the garden… 
Countryside around Bath 
Dawn just radiates authenticity. I love, love, love her ensemble! 
Stephanie and Nancy pause on the way for a quick snap… 
A happy quartet of ladies awaits the delicious repast… 
The stunning drawing room (looking toward the fireplace)… 
My favorite gown in the British Gallery — lots of amazing whitework on this trained Regency gown. 
Untied, the Farthingale slips off over the shift. 
Snapping pictures of one another in full costume! 
Closer view (you can see how pleased Cassie is!) 
And Cathy laces it up… 
Left to right: Amy, Katrina, Me, Wendy, Cassie, Courtney, Catherine, Abigail, and Ana. 
Karen and Lily take a closer look into one of the side chambers. 
I had to grab a few shots of Constance’s (Suzi’s friend, who came with us) fantastic Spencer jacket. It was my favorite out of all I saw. 
Courtney and Molly stop for a snap… 
Looking down into the main Bath (the water is bubbling and warm). 
Stunning Costumes at the Regency Ball 
Elegance at the Promenade 
Tea at the Fan Museum 
Bath – Costumed Promenade 
Group at the Fan Museum 
Stopping to smell the roses climbing next to the back door… 
Chawton House 
Beautiful Regency pelisse in the Symington collection 
Remind you of Lizzie Bennet? “Six inches deep in mud; I am absolutely sure of it!” 
On the bridge by Chatsworth 
Chatsworth 
Lovely Regency couple at the Promenade. Note that she’s put her cell phone into her basket. We all come up with ways to hide our technology! 
I posed with the famous Mr Salter of the Jane Austen Centre in Bath–the most photographed man in England! 
Bath Abbey 
Portrait of a Lady by Goya (ca. 1808) 
One last look down the entire church before I left. Majestic! 
Suzi Clarke shares an original bodice 
Teatime at Fortum’s! 
The dirndl that stole my heart! 
Beautiful wilfdlowers grow throughout the grounds of the Kaiservilla, just as they have since Sisi’s day. 
The main road through town with bunting hanging as a festive welcome 
The Kaiservilla, Bad Ischl 
View from the DomQuartier Museum 
The fountain in central Salzburg 
Detail of Austrian marionette costume 
Cathy shows her beautiful late Victorian undergarments 
Looking at the details 
Beautiful lace collar brought by a group member 
Salzburg Cathedral viewed from the organ loft 
Looking back down from the top archway 
Cathy Hay on the steps of the Kaiservilla
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