Pix of the day. Monday, August 31st

Richard Wyatt

More supermarket fridges not handling rising temperatures.

Not very attractive Sainsbury’s Local on Monmouth Street.

Published by Richard Wyatt

Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum. Married and lives in Bath. Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.

2 Comments

  1. They should be fridges with doors. Wasted energy as well with open shelving

  2. That porch has always been one of the more unsavoury ‘secret corners’ of Bath., whether it’s heaps of abandoned bedding, agressive tethered dogs, cash machine lurkers or as a shelter from the elements for unfortunate victims of urban deprivation. The shop management don’t seem to be able to manage it. One place where a few strategically placed garlands of plastic flowers might be an improvement! Many years ago this was the entrance to the downmarket Tiffany’s nightclub, where the dress code surprisingly called for all male customers to wear ties. I remember the Natural Theatre Co going down there on a busy Saturday night in smart tuxedos with a rack of ties and dickie bows from their charity shop which they sold to rejected young gents for 50p a go . Re the fridges in the picture, they DO seem to have sliding doors..

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