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Tuesday, 16 July 2013

On a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon in July...

... we were driving back home from teaching in Lincolnshire, and we decided to go through the Cotswolds - a fairly direct way home, but slower that going in the motorway.  But very much prettier, too!

We drove through a few villages and stopped for a drink and a bite in one of our favourites, Lower Slaughter (no idea of why the name...).  It has a river, many beautiful Cotswold-stone cottages, a big hotel (which used to belong to the Lords of the Manor), an old Mill with a working water-wheel, and attached little museum;  and of course, a pub!  big and with a huge garden.




Cottages


The water wheel at the Mill


Reflections in the river


Lower Slaughter Church


The pub garden

Now I'm back home and back to work!  Looking forward to going to the Festival of Quilts, 8th - 11th August, at the NEC Birmingham!

Alicia

1 comment:

  1. Lovely photos. I only know the Cotswolds from books, mostly cozy murder mysteries. It's just as I pictured. Someday I'll come visit. Love your maplike work!

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