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Published:
August 7, 2006
Burnham-On-Sea
lady was among Bath Spa's first bathers
A
Burnham-On-Sea resident was one of the first bathers to take a
dip in the controversial Bath Spa complex when it officially opened
to the public on Monday (August 7th).
 Six
years late and built at a cost of £45m, the spa opened to
paying customers at 9am - and Jendy Weekes, who is Burnham RNLI's
Supporters Group chairman, was among the first bathers.
She
won her place after entering a BBC Radio Bristol competition and
told Burnham-On-Sea.com the experience had been "brilliant."
"To
be swimming in the pool in the heat whilst enjoying stunning views
of the abbey and park was simply stunning," she said.
"We
entered the steam room and the Minerva Pool and just had to say
'wow'. They were just incredible."
Now
fully relaxed after her trip, she said the day had definitely
been one to remember. "It was superb - we thoroughly enjoyed
it - and my skin feels wonderful!"
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