A Surreal Morning Walk in a Dreamlike Cotswold Village || ENGLAND
So, today we are out and about walking in the Cotswold village(s) of Eastleach, which is located in the county of Gloucestershire. Eastleach has a population of over 300.
Eastleach is a bit of an unusual one as essentially there are two villages (Eastleach Turville & Eastleach Martin) which are divided by the River Leach. Two stone bridges were built to provide access to each village. One bridge is a road bridge and the other a clapper bridge. The clapper bridge is called the Keble Bridge as it was named after a local curate of St. Michael & St. Martin in Eastleach Martin, who was also the founder of a Sunday School. The Church of St. Andrew sits just across the river in Eastleach Turville, bizarrely the two churches almost face each other. This might just be the first time we have visited two churches during a single walk.
Eastleach Turville is the bigger of the two villages which has a public house called the Victoria Inn. It was in 1935 that the two villages were amalgamated into one civil paraish. In Eastleach there are many listed buildings.
There are no hidden OAAW logos in this video, however see if you can spot two wild rabbits gleefully playing.
Thanks for walking with me.
#cotswolds #englishcountryside #walkingtour
Exquisitely beautiful in every way ❤🏴❤
The countryside is always more beautiful, no non-english in England
@@CampingComrade.ew. Shame on you.
Who raised you? They should be ashamed.@@CampingComrade.
@@seattlebeard He is right. Do you really think this place would be the same otherwise??
@@rialostrade105London, Birmingham, Boston, Sheffield and Manchester all used to be beautiful places before mass migration, there is a reason 3rd world countries look the way they do.
Literally to the 1% who’s reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day
AMEM. IGUALMENTE. Q. O SENHOR JESUS REINE EM NOS.
Amém!
Beautiful without annoying background music!
Good evening Alberta. Good to hear that you enjoyed this walk. Regards. OAAW
Amen! I get so exhausted listening to some lousy music behind each and every post on KZhead!
The birds provided the perfect music.
@@naomityler6186 I wonder if the birds sounds were added in.
@omegamale7880 Hi. Honestly, I can assure that no extra sounds have been added to this video, what you are hearing is 100% the original audio recorded at the time of the walk and at 6:00 am in the morning the wildlife sounds stand out more due to very little or no noise pollution. Also the audio is recorded with two binaural microphones as I walk, take a listen through headphones (if you have not already done so), it gives a highly focused almost 3d like sound. Thanks. OAAW
This was a glorious walk. I felt like I was actually walking. Thank you for no annoying music and actually no talking. Not necessary at all. This was very peaceful and I hope to walk with you again.
I am already looking forward to seeing you again. All the best to you.
I agree and the birds sounded so nice.
agree :)
Just beautiful, and agree with all above. Just the birds and occasional crunch of walking. Mesmerising.
I love how the gardens and greenery is slightly overgrown its much better for wildlife that way instead of being perfectly manicured
Couldn’t agree more. I live in the Hampshire Countryside and stopped cutting my lawn 3 years ago. It is FULL of wildflowers - oxeye daisies, buttercups, self heal, red and white clover - MUCH more beautiful than boring old grass and full of butterflies!
Awesome.
Whoever is listening to this, may your heart heal from stress and fulfill it with peace. ❤
God bless you, thank you ❤
@@Jolene492❤ To you also 🙏🏻
The Gracious Creator PRINCE of Peace JkUSA
Thank you and the same to you, bless you. ❤️
You are very sweet❤❤
I have always wanted to visit England. I was told by a English lady many years ago, that one of the best Villages to visit would be Coltswald. I found my visit now. I am visiting this beautiful village and I feel so blessed to see and hear one of the most awesome places that God and a little help by man. Thank you for the trip. I’m 80 years young and have had my dream come true. 🌷
مشاءالله تبارك الله العمر المديدبصحه ياوالدي ❤
The Cotswalds Is the name of a very large part of England spread over several counties Including Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, there Is multiple villages like this one.
I visited the Cotswolds in 1991. I feel like I am doing this walk with you......I love it. Love from Australia 💗💗
Who would have thought that modern technology would one-day allow you to see this all from the comforts of your own home? 😊💝 It is beautiful isn't it? I feel like I am doing this walk too. So beautiful....enjoy it and God Bless you from Australia 🙋
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Water, birds natures sounds and loads of green, beautiful. That’s the England I love.
England has the best and most beautiful gardens in the world !
Many people love gardening here. We are also encouraged now to do less mowing and just let grass and weeds grow on roadsides, because it helps insects and wildlife. I think it looks lovely, not everyone agrees!
Beautiful, breathtaking, English cottages! Only in Britain 🇬🇧 ❤
Hello. Glad you enjoyed the walk. Regards. OAAW
Thank you.
Ustedes tienen un hermoso país. Bendecido por la mano de Dios . Un saludo para ti
"Какая роскошь ТИШИНЫ, Где птичьи трели лишь слышны, В "толпе "уютной старины Людские дрязги не видны...." СПАСИБО за чудесную прогулку!!!
Thank you, Tamara for your comment. Please stay tuned for more video walks. All the very best to you.
Я подписалась и буду следить за тихим английским очарованием из далёкой Сибири.
КАКИЕ стихи..!! Кто автор? Благодарю.🎉
@@user-hj5wo1si1v Свиданье с природой стихи навевает, От будничных сУет душа отдыхает, Я в трелях пернатых ловлю комплименты, А в тихих шагах слышу аплодисменты, За то,что жизнь дарит такие моменты....
The only music is bird song. So good for the soul
Thank you Liliian. Maybe, you might also enjoy this : kzhead.info/sun/gaicgbmjbodqrKs/bejne.html All the best to you.
In my opinion, one of the most beautiful places on the planet!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you :)
@@OutandaboutWalking you’re certainly welcome! 😊
This is amazing! I am bedridden because of chronic illness and this feels a bit like a real walk. It makes me so happy and peaceful 😊 subscribed!
Hello. So sorry to hear this but glad you are able to draw some comfort from the video. Thank you so much for subscribing :)
@@marthamack1544 Thank you!! That is very nice of you 😊 I wish you the same. And I hope your leg was able to heal fully. Take care!
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Me also, thank youSO much for showing us this stunning village. How lucky are the gentle folk who live here,their village trees are sooo magnificent! My favourite walk, because of the beautiful trees. 🙏🏻💕
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Wow, I'm from England but now live in Japan, the coo'ing of the wood pidgeons instantly takes me back.
Sounds like very fond memories. All the best to you.
This is the closest you can get from a real life Shire of LOTR. Truly beautiful!
Thank you :)
No, you have to go to Sarehole Mill, in Birmingham for that 😂
Those houses were built to last. In America these days, they just throw up stick planks and nail siding to them, then charge an outrageous price for them. Really nice walk. Thank you.
Beautiful English villages. So evocative. Greetings from Ireland.
Thanks for visiting. All the very best to you
Don't they have them in Ireland too ??
@@bigbadbootydaddy515 villages are different here. In England the cottages can survive much longer, presumably because there's less cold and damp to eat away at the stonework. So you have lots of mediaeval villages in England, with houses still occupied. You don't get that here.
@@gezley100 okay. Thank you so much for that explanation.
ut@@bigbadbootydaddy515 their original cottages are very different and many were pulled down to build these foul modern houses with big gates.I love ireland but its villages are completly different
Oh, I'm so thankful to hear just birds and a person walking. The silence, the greenery and the homes feel truly timeless.
This is the first time I have ever “walked” with you on your journey. Absolutely amazing. Something touched me deep inside, I can’t explain it but I belong here. The stonework is unparalleled, the gardens are wild and green, lush, the homes are tidy and well maintained, you can tell the people who live here are proud and happy to be here. The sounds of the birds are music to my ears. You know what I DON’T hear? Leaf blowers, blaring music, people screaming, horns, screeching tires, barking dogs, etc. It’s glorious! Thank you for taking the time to walk in this beautiful place and for sharing ing it with us!
The wonderful thing about England is it is crammed full of exquisite places like this, even though there are large urban areas and cities. Every county has its own unique architecture as well.
You don’t belong there, you belong where you are. These places are the way they are because of the people who live there and have a connection to the place that they preserve the heritage and history. They’re apart of it. If outsiders start moving in it will no longer be what it was. It will become just like everywhere else and that’s already happened to many of these places. If you really find these places beautiful and want them to be authentically preserved then treat them like fine art at a museum and enjoy them from a distance or a visit. It’s not yours to own.
England, here I come!
YES,, and in the past, the houses were made of whatever material , was local, and in plenty of supply. Hence the creamy Cotswold look, which all repairs , or extensions to ancient buildings , have to be used.@@marsha1963 P.S in areas of Britain, where predominate old villages, are mostly Black timbered against white panelling, meant that there was almost certainly Forests of Oak trees nearby.
I have the same feeling - as if I know everything here, as if I have lived here before... Most probably in my dreams... Thanks for the fairytale!
Eastleach is beautiful. I live about 15 miles away and walk there regularly. It's as gorgeous as it looks on this video. My now grown up kids paddled in the river Leach from the clapper bridge every summer. The two medieval churches in close proximity are because it's actually two parishes separated by the river. Eastleach Turville and Eastleach Martin. It's the quintessential Cotswolds and never full of tourists, an undiscovered gem. Glorious Gloucestershire at it's finest.
Good evening Gary. Thank you for the lovely comment and sharing some of those nice memories with us of past times enjoyed in Eastleach. Thanks for your support & all the very best to you.
I saw Peter Rabbit hopping away when you entered the churchyard😊 Thank you for this wonderful video ❤
Good evening. Very well spotted. They look so peaceful. Thanks for your support. OAAW
Peter Rabbit lived in The Lake District, Cumbria !
@@curlew-3592 Hey, nice that Peter Rabbit also goes on vacations like we do, and that he had chosen such a beautiful region like the Cotswolds 😉
Wow... what an incredible video. I cannot even comprehend the man hours that it took to create all those amazing stone walls and houses. All the garden gates, the peaceful sounds, the gabled roofs , the crunch of your footsteps..... perfection! The history and beauty of this village is a feast for the eyes as well as the imagination. I can't imagine living this peaceful existence.
Good afternoon Liane. Thank you for your lovely comment. Yes, that is some wonderful craftsmanship in the village when you think about it. Hope to see you again on another walk. Regards. OAAW
Had those same thoughts when seeing the rocks walls everywhere when I lived on the Azores. The key is that those walls were built over hundreds of years by uncounted generations. Everyone added a little more until you have what you see today. So not a big effort for any one person.
I actually thought id died and gone to heaven as I walked with you . Thank you so very much for sharing 🇮🇪
I hope that this is what it really is like.
And people say nothing about England is beautiful. To the people complaining about the "background music" there is none whatsoever. This is what it sounds like in the english countryside at all times of day with varying degrees of intensity especially early in the morning. We have no major natural predators left in England they have all been hunted to extinction which means all of the remaining wildlife isn't afraid to make sound and roam freely. Stunning scenery. Beautiful country.
People were saying it is a good video because there was no background music.
I’m sitting in my house hiding from 108 F. desert heat and dreaming about this kind of summer scenery what you delivered to me through this incredible video. The sound of the nature is really a soul healer. Many thanks for this pleasant experience! ❤️
Quite literally in the same position 😂 glad to see other desert folk longing for the greenery of elsewhere in times such as these! Regards from the Desert Southwest USA 🤝🏻
me too. if I stay still all day I can stay just cool enough to not sweat. I hate Arizona
I’m in the northeast and haven’t been outside for pleasure in almost two months. Ninety-degree F temperatures with Dew Points around 70 or above. My back hall is oppressive. Damn. Like you all, this was perfect for me: sitting on my couch, drinking ice-cold water, and getting happily lost in the Cotswolds! Be well. Take care. Happy travels…. 😉
I'm in Connecticut, and after another hideous day of horrible humidity, there was even mold on the grass this morning. It was lovely to turn this on on the TV this evening.
@@ljw2909~ I’m new here, but this was fun. Just what I needed before heading out to an appointment. Take care. Stay safe. 💦
Looks like heaven, to be honest. I’d do just about anything to spend a year there.
Good morning Mari. Thank you for your lovely comment. All the best to you. OAAW
This makes my heart just ache with an intense longing that words can't convey. Cotswolds was my dream world at 14...I had mmseveral books , it was 1985......when my real home life was just a hellish abusive nightmare...now to have this gift....I craved more than ANYTHING to make it there....I felt and all my life felt such profound kinship for England & all of UK.....knowing at 51 I'll NEVER make it to England ....I'll only ever have it in my dreams...💔 It's so stunningly gorgeous it almost to much!
Ah bless. Hope you get the chance to visit. We take our countryside for granted. Probably why we have hoards of people trying to get residence in the country
What country are you from if you don't mind me asking???
You never know so it goes God is Sovereign and Infinite Delight yourself in Him. He will give you the desires of your. ❤ Very personally JkUSA
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Frau Hulda, my childhood home life was a hellish abusive nightmare too. My mother went through 5 divorces by the time I was a teen. As soon I graduated from high school I got out. Not long after that I made my way to England. Believe me. You are getting the best of England this way. The reality is not as good as the storybook fantasy of stone houses and cottage gardens. I hope you've managed to make a very cosy home for yourself and have a garden of your own to enjoy. I would like to imagine if the Out and About Walking guy walked by your home one morning and filmed that there would be people dreaming of how lovely it all is too.
Ahh soooo tranquil, not many have this on their doorstep anymore. This is truely England......very important to keep the crowds away. May this little village retain it's beauty......
Good morning. Love the walk peaceful and picturesque. Greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲.
Hello to you Sheron. Thank you so much for your comment. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧. OAAW
I grew up on the Isle Of Wight in the seventies, and there were small villages & hamlets that were very similar to this in many ways. The poorer natives still owned their stone cottages & were able to sustain themselves at that time. My neighbours had a 15th century stone cottage & were often unemployed. It was a beautiful place to grow up, but it would be impossible today. The natives are all gone and wealthy folk have taken over everything. That does not take the beauty away from this upload, but it is tough when you've watched similar places undergo such radical changes. Reminds me of James Herriot's Yorkshire.
Tell me, please, what do the inhabitants of small villages do? I am delighted to watch various videos about villages in England - everything there is so clean, neat... I don't see if there are domestic animals in the villages (chickens, geese, cows, pigs, rabbits). If so, where do they live? I am watching a video from Ukraine.
@@user-sm8xb3gi1d That's a very good question really. It's all changed so radically even since the 1970s. I imagine that Ukranian villages are still more like UK villages were in the past. Your question about where everything's gone ( livestock, and other village necessities) is an answer in its way. That kind of true working village is mostly a thing of the past in the UK. The village I grew up in during the seventies is now a quiet, very tidy, sanctuary for wealthy commuters or retired people. The houses are far too expensive for anyone else now. The native people that used to live in them had to move into towns or cities. I'm not sure about the country as a whole, but I think these facts about my old village apply to most of the UK. Perhaps someone else knows of old-style villages in the UK that I'm unaware of?
Thank you very much for your reply@@steelyman08
Back in the 70s, you would chat about these issues with your neighbors over the rock walls as they tend their fields and animals. Now you chat over the Internet. So in all, you do gain these pretty little technologies, but you did lose those pretty little farms.
That looks so peaceful. I live in America and that looks so different than what I'm use to. I'd love to visit someday.
To be fair, there’s charm everywhere, and that it’s different in different places is what makes them all so special.
Beautiful village-Whoever lives in those large houses must be quite wealthy- I wish I could afford to live there in such a beautiful place…
Thank you for inviting me to walk with you ❤ I really enjoyed it so beautiful peaceful and relaxing 😌, love from Texas USA 🇺🇸 ❤
Good evening Yolanda. Lovely to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you. OAAW in the 🇬🇧
Absolutely gorgeous. You did a superb job with both visual and audio recording. Beautiful. THIS is what Brits are frightened of losing forever.
Thank you very much for your feedback regarding the visuals & audio. All the best to you.
Exactly....I say execute all illegals, immigrants and non Anglo races from England and all of Europe and Scandinavia...rid our beautiful lands from the filth and scum 💪
Too many people is what will spoil many a good thing
I live on the coast. Of Australia. I have ocean views. But. That’s nothing compared to this beautiful village. Makes me wish I could live there. So peaceful and welcoming.
Good morning Peter. I am glad you greatly enjoyed this village. I hope you might visit again for more early morning walks. All the best to you from the 🇬🇧
@@OutandaboutWalking I definitely will be visiting again. 👍
Thank you for filming this. I'm missing England and this is my dream. One day I hope to own a small stone cottage in the country. I live in the States, so the reality of doing it in England isn't likely, but your video lets me dream. Thank you again.
Find yourself a English boyfriend/husband and it will be possible..😂
I can literally feel the tension leaving my body while watching your walks! The natural sounds. Nothing manmade except your footsteps and even they are calming. Thank you for your video walks .
Good morning Jeff. That is wonderful to hear how beneficial these walks are to you. Thanks for letting me know :) Hope to see you again soon. Regards. OAAW
I love the sounds of nature. Especially the birds ! Very calming
The whole world should look like this and I see no reason it shouldn't
Too many people in the world and they are destroying it
So good to see England as it once was, beautiful and peaceful. So much history in our amazing part of the world (Europe and Great Britain)
Thank you for commenting. All the best to you.
Это замечательная прогулка. Такая гармония с природой. Старая добрая Англия
Thanks ever so much 😊
why you dont use google translate ??
@@margplsr3120 youtube has the built in translator
The sound of birds is so soothing ❤
Looks like a village in medieval fantasy world😍❤❤❤🏴
Thanks Ben :) Glad you enjoyed it. All the best to you. OAAW
Здесь , как будто время остановилось . Какая архитектура , какая природа , просто восторг .
Thanks very much for your comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
This is wonderful! I’ve been very sick lately and this beautiful, gentle walk is just what I needed. No music track, no talking, slow paced perfection.
Sorry to hear that. Hope you feel much better soon. All the best to you.
I am with you. I hope you are much better too. Soul walking while the body gets better to hit those beauitful lanes.
Same here, this is my therapy.
Absolutely Erethral! Thank you for sharing.
Que lugar lindo ❤️🤩 maravilhoso os cantos dos pássaros 🕊️🐦⬛🐦🦜🦅são músicas para os meus ouvidos 🎶🎵🎼💚🌿❤️
It's like walking through a fairy tale, so beautiful.
Good evening. Glad you enjoyed this village walk. Regards. OAAW
I've only just discovered your lovely channel this morning and quickly hit the subscribe button. Health issues don't allow me to get out much nor to walk for more than a few minutes. Your video allows me to enjoy the beauty and peaceful sounds of nature without leaving my home. Watching gives me a feeling of serenity and contentment. I thank you. Endless blessings to you!
Good Evening, Jossette. That, is nice to hear, you are enjoying the channel. I very much appreciate your kind support. Sending you, very best wishes.
@@OutandaboutWalking Thank you. 😊
Thanks for this beautiful comment jossette, i am in the same situation and no longer feel so alone 💜
@@instagamrr I;m glad you no longer feel so alone. I wish you happiness and many blessings.🥰
This is true beauty from fairytales! Love to see those cute wild rabbits and bird chirps 🌈
I moved from UK thirteen years ago from Norfolk and there are many villages there that are like the Cotswolds . This walk was lovely and to hear the familiar bird songs certainly took me 12,000 miles back home. Thank you.
I wish I lived there so peaceful and beautiful ♥️
i wish i lived in a charming village like this 🌱🌷 the beautiful cottages enveloped in lush greenery and birdsong are dreamy ❤️ total peace 🕊️
Beautiful! I live in New Zealand, and dream of living in a village like this.. the sound of the birdlife... just exquisite!
Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed the walk. All the best to you.
When those woodpigeons sitting on your roof wake you up at 5 am every Summer morning, not so exquisite.
The beautiful Cotswold village of Eastleach. Wonderful clapper footbridge and a riverside walk through wild daffodils in the Spring. The closely-sited early medieval churches of the parishes of Eastleach Turville and Eastleach Martin. The Victoria pub is a welcoming watering-hole. Peter Ustinov grew up in this village. A unique local event called the “Eastleach frolics” takes place in early Summer. One of the Cotswolds’ best kept secrets.
Good evening to you Ray. Thank you so much for your informative comment. Eastleach is truly a hidden gem in the Cotswold Crown. What an absolute pleasure it was to walk there. I may well return next Spring for the sights of the wild daffodils. All the best to you. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking Thank you for a wonderful video. You’ve captured it perfectly !
Not going to be a hidden gem anymore
Hi! Im new here. From India. I cant imagine such a quiet morning in any village in any part of india! I thoroughly enjoyed the quiet and serenity of this village. It left me feeling so at peace and blissful. Thankyou. Im looking forward to watching all of your earlier videos and forthcoming ones too ❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful support. Best regards from the 🇬🇧
Спасибо за путешествие в сказку!
You are very welcome :)
This village is so silence, even my village in Malaysia is not as quiet as this. The scenery is also very beautiful. I hope one day I can come here.
Thank you for the lovely walk! This whole place is a fairytale🥰
Good evening. You are very welcome. Good to hear you enjoyed the walk. All the best to you. OAAW
This was too precious for words and so enjoyable without background music. Love the nature sounds! Beautiful little birds getting ready to take on the day!!! Darling environs! Thank you so much for posting. Soothing and so lovely. Senior lady. New to your lovely channel! 👋🏻🕊️💝
Good morning. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and your support. All the very best to you.
Im American and its crazy to see people living their regular lives in such old historic buildings. Really cool! I havent gotten past 00:17 and i dont think ive seen a wall that old ever in my life. The oldest man-made stuff here in the states is only 200 something years old.
Have you seen ADRIAN'S WALL???? It stretches across SCOTISH/ENGLISH BORDER what the ROMANS BUILT to keep the PIC'S OUT (SAVAGE SCOTISH) from raiding ENGLAND.And you can see what's left of the ROMAN ARMY GARRISON and BUILDINGS.. Pretty cool stuff..
Pretty sure you have a few buildings over there that are touching 300 year old. But yes, history is just everywhere here. Most villages and towns have a church at least 400-800 years old that you can just walk into . The thing is, we don't really even notice after a while.
Not true. America has very little history. It's dull, so absolutely dull. Even central and south America has more European history. We are sterile,isolated,a truly a sad country. Only few places remaining with character. Tell me last time u saw something like this anywhere in America? And I'm not talking some Martha vineyards for the elites. Where was last time u saw no sidewalks?
@@v8cool231 they likely live in the Northwest or someplace like that. Lots of places in the Northeast have buildings from the 1600s.
yes, we are very lucky. I‘d never want to live anywhere where there’s nothing really old! 🙂
This was really well done, slow panning, no music, no talking, letting the scene play out just as it would in real time. Thank you for the experience!
Hi, David. Thanks very much for the positive feedback. All the best to you.
I admire the tranquility of this place !!!❤
I sat down to my yummy leftover dinner on what was a rather unremarkable Tuesday eve.. then thot ‘why don’t I turn on that Cotswold walk I saved’… added some nice relaxing piano jazz. turned out to be a remarkably lovely Tuesday November eve after all. thank you!
Hello. Thank you for your comment. Glad to hear that this walk brightened up your evening. Plenty more nice walks in the Cotswolds on the channel should you need some more visuals to compliment the relaxing piano jazz :). All the best to you.
and to you!
I'm a little late to the comment section here, OAAW. What a charming village this is! The rabbits making a cameo in someone's yard was icing on the cake. What a place to live! Thanks for sharing and all the best, OAAW.
Warm greetings, Michael. Thank you so very much for your kind monetary gift. The rabbits were a wonderful sight. I thought you had seen this one not long after it was published, my mistake. Don't worry tho, it is never too late to comment and your support is greatly appreciated. Hope you are all well. All the best to you. OAAW
One of my favourite spots. The pub is a lovely spot to sit back and have a cup of coffee. They often play jazz there. But the feel of Eastleach, even though this is very early, is so perfectly captured here. The atmosphere is so gentle.
Good evening Jago :) It does look like a lovely spot to sit back & relax. Thanks for walking with me. All the best. OAAW
I was surprised if the music in Norway, London, Tromso and others in that area. Jazz music. Who would have ever believe 🇺🇲
Jago: You are right! And the word GENTLE, as in the beautiful English hymn ‚I vow to thee my country‘, is key here!
The birdsong was heavenly, happy walking.
Thank you so much.
The birds sound very happy with life.
Замечательно с Вами отдохнула)Как будто я там тоже вместе с Вами хожу-брожу) Это здОрово придумано.🤗👣
Thank you so much for accompanying me on this walk. I am very glad you enjoyed it :). Hope to see you again on another walk sometime 😀. All the best to you.
Буду ждать))@@OutandaboutWalking
Thankyou, for just the natural sounds and sights ❤ no music 🎶 just breathtaking 😊
Good evening Shaheen. Glad you enjoyed this village walk. Hope to see you again on another one. All the best to you. OAAW
Раннее утро, спокойно, все еще спят. Спасибо, красивая деревня.
Good morning. Thank you for your kind words. Regards. OAAW
This is heaven on earth. Magnificent Europe! I want to live there
I am mesmerized by the beauty of this place. Dreamy!
Thanks very much, Aina, plenty more nice villages for you to view on the channel, if you get chance :). Many thanks.
Wunderbar 🙏💝vielen Dank für diese ruhige wohltuende Reise, Ich habe es sehr genossen 🌺Greetings from Germany 🙋♀️🇩🇪
Just found this site. Gorgeous views and beautiful nature sounds. Perfect for crocheting. ❤
Hello and welcome aboard :). Your support is very much appreciated. All the best to you.
Character cottages overgrown gardens and beautiful countryside, simply magical
Спасибо, добрый человек, за чудесную прогулку! Как-будто сам гулял по этим прекрасным местам.. благодарю ❤
You are very welcome. Thank you for your lovely comment. All the best to you.
How beautiful is this! So relaxing. A perfect day in a beautiful English village. Paradise ❤️
Good evening Helen. Thank you so much for your comment and support. All the best to you.
Природа живёт своей жизнью ,дикие голуби,скворцы ,вороны,воробьи ,сойки и прочие птички так много их...,👍очень уютные серые домики,только людей совсем не видно.😊
Thank you very much. I am glad you enjoyed it.
I wish every village looked like and was as peaceful as this
Delightful and peaceful!!
Thanks Mary :)
What a beautiful place. Thank you for providing us with this fantastic trip in the calm and beauty of peaceful filming.
Thank you so much for your comment. It is good to hear that you enjoyed it. All the best to you.
Oh I miss it over there. After having my son I would get up first thing and take advantage of that cool brisk air as the sun is coming up and walk with him in a stroller to not only get back in shape and back to weight but just to be able to walk and catch some peace and quiet. Well....as much peace and quiet as nature provides 😀.
Almeno qui regna la pace c'è solo la bellezza della natura, sinfonia del canto degli uccellini primaverili. Grazie per il silenzio che regna sovrano.Enzo
Thank you, Enzo for the nice comment. All the best to you.
What a peaceful & Happy walk I had too! I can smell the fresh fragrance of tge grass & trees, the crisp wonderful air of rural surroundings. Thankyou 👍🏻
Тишь да гладь да Божья Благодать !Красота умиротворение релакс !
Good afternoon. Thank you so much for your feedback. Kind Regards. OAAW
Completely enjoyed our walk. The homes, gardens, walls and birds are amazing. Just so peaceful. Thank you!
I live in a cottage in USA over 100 years old. I planted green vines to grow on my home. I love all things British....my ancestors are from Suffolk. Perhaps that is why I love it so.🌱🌿💜🌿🌱💜🌿🌱💜🌱🌿💜🌿🌱💜🌱🌿💜 PS.....I heard frogs and doves.....lovely....such peace.🕊️
Hi, Gretta. Thank you for commenting. That sounds like a lovely home you have. Please feel free to visit this channel again sometime for more relaxing walks. All the best to you.
Most beautiful and peaceful place I've ever seen. ❤
This is my favourite walk of all the walks .I keep coming back to it
Your continued support is very much appreciated, Courtney :)
Thank you for taking us on that magical walk. Unbelievably beautiful and peaceful.
Thanks Dany for your lovely comment. All the best to you.
This might be a strange comparison but being a person who really loves Midsomer Murders series, i felt like i was in it! Houses, roads, nature - everything looked so british, cozy and, at the same time, a bit eerie. Honestly, i have so many questions about this (and similar to this) village- what it is like to live in such a unique place; what do people do for a living there;are there more drawbacks than benefits of owning houses made of stone, etc. Also, with the population ar.300 people, i guess everyone knows each other so well that that there is no place for privacy at all. Yes, i do realize my comment sounds cliche but still :)
Midsomer Murders is actually filmed in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, so not too far from the Cotswolds!
I thought exactly the same re Midsomer Murders, or one could imagine Endeavour popping up around any corner! Greetings from Down Under, in Australia. 🌻
OMG i was thinking this is exactly Midsomer Murders setting.. niceee
Love love love the birds singing
I am wondering how many "murders" were committed (filmed) here in the series "Midsomer Murders". I always found it funny and odd how vicious and murderous the simple country people in that show were. :D Glorious walk. Wonderful ...and you were not murdered!
Thanks for the comment. “Midsomer Murders” always seems timeless, it is such a good show! I am glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you.
I see myself living in that village nice quiet and peaceful😃
Absolutely beautiful!!!! I bet if there is ever a mystery in that village an old lady that lives there will be the one to solve it!!! Pure Agatha Christie's style and atmosphere.
That is a brilliant comment, thank you, Sergio, and you are right...she would :). All the best to you.
So lovely, such peace and beauty 💖 Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words. All the best to you.
Mesmerising! And, as I notice, no ugly yellow double lines everywhere as seen in so many town and villages all over Britain!
Thanks. I am glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you.
Timeless, another world. Beautiful.
Thank you very much :)
Beautiful: the birds, the gentle pace and lovely cottages. Thank you.
Birds also sing in the council houses not visited in this video, the poor have to live somewhere
Was in the cotswolds 2 years ago, in Bibury. It was lovely.
Awww, absolutely gorgeous. Someday, I hope to be able to do exactly this on my own, but until then, this was a most enjoyable substitute. Many thanks! 🙂 Bless you. 💐 🙏🏽💞
Hello. Thank you so very much for your comment. Have a great weekend.