Hidden Gems in the Cotswolds Episode 1 | Ablington, Eastleach & Windrush to Broad Campden

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• JO

  @johodgson2449 · 5 years ago

  A breathtakingly beautiful part of England. Worth preserving, worth protecting, worth fighting for.

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• SY

  @sylviabartsch6205 · 5 years ago

  The hat flying trough the map was a very good idea.

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• YO

  @YourSallyOnTheSide · 4 years ago

  This place is truly a GEM. It reminds me of The Secret Garden.

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• WA

  @walterfechter8080 · 5 years ago

  My grandmother told me about the natural splendor and wonderful structures within this region of England. When the present pandemic wanes; as it will; I would like to cycle through the Cotswolds. Many thanks and take care Robin Shuckburgh.

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• MW

  @mwintersteinsmith · 5 years ago

  I have just spent the last 30 minutes in heaven. What a beautifully wonderful piece of videography, with mind blowing commentary and an utter fascination for the quintessentially British Cotswolds. Bravo! ☺️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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• SP

  @sparks2749 · 5 years ago

  From my home in Orange Calif, where the oldest homes are Victorian styled,... and roughly one hundred or less years,... I find it fascinating to see homes that have existed much longer,... in such wonderful,... almost fantasy like settings (usually only found in Disney movies),... I wonder if only we could live long enough to experience them all. I have been in England and Ireland back in summer of 1988 in a rock band, touring mostly through southern parts of Ireland from Dublin, Wexford, Cork,...etc. Every shade of green in the country side. It was a strange trip made possible by a hit song, our youthful disregard and a little blue van!

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• DE

  @devonseamoor · 4 years ago

  Thank you, Robin and Widget, for showing the beauty, and presenting the history of the Cotswolds. I&apos;m from The Netherlands, but I&apos;ve lived in Devon for almost 5 years, before I returned to my home in March 2020, feeling safer in my home, in my country of birth.<br><br>Now that the world is in turmoil, returning to live in Britain again isn&apos;t my plan, but holidays? oh yes! I&apos;ve found such beauty in Britain&apos;s countryside, exploring Sussex, Wiltshire, Somerset, and the North West coast of Cornwall. I feel very good where rock is under my feet, and the difference in height creates the sound of water, also over boulders, in rainy seasons. Plus the far views from hilltops and from the Dartmoor Tors. The coastal variety is great too!<br><br>The old robust homes, churches, and farmsteads, built of stone and wood from the surrounding material in the area, are often rich in architectural style, and so harmoniously blend with all that is around, matching colors. In these episodes, that&apos;s much more apparent.<br><br>Tithe barns, churches, mansions, woodland, so much more in volume, unspoiled nature, tranquil spots and cozy pubs, lovely parks with benches, and well-kept flower borders, the absence of fast-forwarding noisy life is most welcome, now that I&apos;ve reached the age of 70. I&apos;m thinking of taking my e-bike on the ferry with me, exploring this part of Great Britain.💚

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• SA

  @saundrasaumay9767 · 5 years ago

  I so agree with the viewer &quot;Nastro&quot; below. What a pure delight to find The Cotswolds Explorer.

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• PA

  @paulholloway1447 · 4 years ago

  What beautiful , purely beautiful films.Thank you . Such a pleasure.

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• GU

  @guharup · 5 years ago (edited)

  i dont know what magic this guy has. Everytime he says come with me, i feel like saying yep, lets go. Such is the warmth.

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• JO

  @joannahuskey6425 · 4 years ago

  I toured the Cotswolds many years ago..How nice to visit it again with your lovely videos thanks to Kirsten &amp; Joerg.

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• BE

  @beverleering8469 · 4 years ago

  Just wonderful… Thank you!! &nbsp;Until we can travel again, this warms my English Countryside loving heart.

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