Joyce and Edie are two Lancashire ladies on a coach trip to Bath. In her first book of poems, Christine Jump draws on her experience of Northern humour as she describes their reactions to the sights of Bath. Reminiscent of Stanley Holloway's monologues, such as the 'The Lion and Albert', this collection of poems is charmingly enriched by Christopher's delightful watercolours of Bath. Pulteney Bridge, The Pump Room, Parade Gardens, The Circus, The Costume Museum, The Roman Baths and an open-top bus ride are all depicted with a wit far removed from the tourist guidebooks.