In
the same way that a picture is painted, this edition of A Sense
of Place gives an image of Bath that slowly builds up from small
details to a full view.
Bath
is a magnet for artists and writers but how do they see the
city?
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Producer
Fergus Colville follows the thoughts and stories of two local
painters as they walk round different parts of the city.
They are joined in the programme by three painters of a different
kind (decorators) who have also "painted" some of the city's
finest historic buildings (inside and out).
As the picture grows, they talk about the different images
of Bath.
The tourists see a splendid museum piece.
The locals see traffic jams and expensive car parks.
Which is the 'real' Bath, and which should go in the paintings?
People
and places, pier to pier
Go on a voyage of discovery along the Severn Estuary from Clevedon to Weston,
with A Sense of Place.
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A
Mind's Eye View
Malcolm Chappell tells us how somebody with no sight sees Bristol. Do
you speak good Brizzle?
A Sense of Place looks at the unique Bristol accent and some of the words
we use.
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Listen to the 30 minute programme 
The
city is split - are you blue or red?
