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Fred And Stan In The Cotswolds

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Fred and Stan decided to spend part of the May Bank Holiday visiting the Cotswolds.

I took a few quick snaps from the walk around the town we visited and surrounding countryside. My mother came along too, as we were really visiting her for the weekend. It's one of our favourite places to go walking as it's not so far from where she lives.

Heading out of town...towards the Church fields..

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walking through the fields behind the church...

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Buttercups a plenty....

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The church played a central theme much of the way round the walk...

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Hawthorne a penty too...

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Arable field walking...a bit of a novelty compared to moorland..we kept to the paths:

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Approaching an outlying village...

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A pretty scene indeed:

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More views of the church on the way back:

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Finally back along the high street:

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We stopped off for a picnic close by...

Now where shall I sit...?

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Or over here?

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They've remembered a blanket for me..phew!

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I always beg for food!

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and finally back home in the garden...enjoying a juicy bone..

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Looks like a very lovely place Nicola! and I like your mum's garden; aren't those purple lupins beautiful?

Glad you're having a nice time. I always enjoy seeing Fred and Stan's outings.

Gill
 
Lovely pictures as always, you always capture beautiful shots. The Cotswolds is a beautiful place and Fred and Stan look to be enjoying their time away. I love the picture of Fred laying on his blanket :wub: :huggles:
 
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As usual, wonderful photos. The bones don't look half bad either (says himself :p )
 
:thumbsup: That looks a lovely place to live. So pretty. Fred and Stan look well :wub: bet them bones didnt last long :lol:
 
Lovely photos :))

Fred and Stan are very lucky to have such lovely walks :wub: :wub:
 
Everywhere lush and green. The boys looking good as ever :thumbsup:
 
Looks like a very lovely place Nicola! and I like your mum's garden; aren't those purple lupins beautiful?
Glad you're having a nice time. I always enjoy seeing Fred and Stan's outings.

Gill
Thank you everyone. I do love taking photos as I go on my walks......so am equally pleased when folk enjoy seeing them on here.

My mum's lupins have done exceptionally well this year Gill, as have her lillies. We think it must have been the very cold winter. I wish I could have the same success with mine, but they get shredded by slugs in my garden.
 
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Lovely photos Nicola and glad you were able to spend some time with your mum :huggles: Fred looks well and they both enjoyed those bones - lucky boys! :D
 
Lovely dogs and lovely photographs ......was the village Chipping Campden ?
 
Great pictures! Must be a great place to be :thumbsup:
 
Lovely to see you mam spending some time together with you and the boys Nicola, hope it cheered you both up... :thumbsup:

Some beautiful scenery on that particular walk.... loved Fred and Stan with their bones in the garden... :wub:
 
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A pretty scene indeed:
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I recognise this place, I think :unsure: Is that the back entrance of a hotel on the left? I'm sure we had a meeting there last year!! :D

Lovely pictures - I think the Cotwolds are one of the most beautiful places in England :thumbsup:
 
Not sure Jane. It was a small village just outside Chipping Campden...forget the name of it now. The Cotswolds are so pretty...nowhere else quite compares. It's the pretty, tucked away little villages and hamlets that make it, and the colour of the stone!
 
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