Walk with us across open fields, pastures, narrow black-topped lanes and through the heart of a small village. I'm posting quite a few, so you can get an idea of the surprises you'll find walking in the heart of the Cotswold countryside.
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| berries of all shapes and colors line hedgerows and fences |
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| this footpath carries us across open pastureland |
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| we had to open the gate to stay on path |
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| path follows a hedgerow |
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| panoramic view of countryside as we walk |
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| hedgerow or stone fence mark property boundaries |
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| a beautiful race horse |
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| stone barn and fence |
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| ancient stone barn |
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| race horses wearing coats |
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| ready for winter |
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| mossy covered stone fence |
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| across another open field |
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| and now onto a paved foot path |
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| Welcome to Adlestrop |
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| road through the village |
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| purple flowers spill over a stone wall |
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| thatched roof |
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| thatched roof post office, Adlestrop |
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| St Mary Magdalene Church |
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| the sound of singing broke the silence in an otherwise quiet village |
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| Virginia Creeper says "it's Fall" |
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| notice the yew hedge in shape of a snail |
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| Adlestrop, Cotswold village |
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| evening closes in on Adlestrop |
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| berries adorn fence row |
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| Ronnie checks out a slate roof |
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| leaving the village of Adlestrop |
Could you pick up enough loose slates to put a roof on your new house? Loved these pictures! Anne Neyland
ReplyDeleteBelieve me, I've had that thought!! The only problem is, Ronnie has to be able to lift my luggage! Really puts a damper on things when it all has to fit back into 2 bags. :( Thanks for checking out my blog and enjoying my photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing Ronnie won't haul enough slates for my roof, either... So sad. I always wanted a slate roof... I like the look of thatch, but can't help but think Houston bugs would view thatch as a free pass to swarm.
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Mom, I love the post office 😊
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