Bibury’s Arlington Row’s proper charming. Those 14th-century stone cottages in honey colour, just lovely.

Bourton-on-the-Water’s got the Windrush River. Five stone bridges cross it, proper like a little Venice. Water’s shallow enough to paddle, dead fun. The Model Village’s 1:10 scale of the whole town, clever that. Cotswold Motoring Museum’s a hit for vintage fans—old cars, retro number plates, proper cool.

Chipping Campden’s full of medieval bits. They say it’s the best-preserved round here, and fair enough.

Broadway Tower’s a right standout. Built 1798, that honey sandstone tower. Mixes Gothic and romantic styles, folks call it England’s smallest castle. Climb up, walk the hills, and you’ll see the soft countryside views—dead worth it.

Lower Slaughter’s got the Eye River. Wander along, and there’s that 19th-century watermill, still looks proper original. Upper Slaughter’s quieter. That 15th-century manor turned hotel, surrounded by fields, dead peaceful.

Getting around by train’s easy enough. TrainPal’s handy for tickets, mind. Sorts split ticketing if cheaper, no fees, e-tickets straight to your phone. No faff, makes hopping between spots that bit smoother.

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  3. Most places are when you oversaturate the pictures like that. 😉

  5. Avoid during August when Vance has his 7th holiday in 5 months, average for America? 🤔

    Unless you like blowing Vuvuzelas, have a mega loud car stereo playing Barbie girl on a loop, or are a farmer during manure spreading season

  8. lower Slaughter (the band) > lower Slaughter (the hamlet)

    😁

  9. I wonder what it will look like post-Vance? Upholstery foam & mascara smeared throw pillows strewn across the hedgerows,

  11. Won’t be lovely for long. Like most traditional English towns and villages are being ruined.

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