Cotswold Countryside

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Elm Of Burford Ltd

the outside of a building with flowers hanging from it's windows and tables in front

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Burford, The Cotswolds, England

a row of houses with green plants growing on the side of them and water running down the street

Bay Tree Hotel, Burford

two sheep standing next to each other on a lush green field

British Heritage Chauffeur Tours - The Cotswolds

British Heritage Chauffeur Tours | The Cotswolds

an old building with a wooden door and tree branches growing out of the front window

Close your eyes and dream of England

Richards Cottage, Burford, Oxfordshire

the sun is shining through some trees with fallen leaves on the ground in front of them

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Wonderful autumnal sunset at the Westonbirt Arboretum near Tetbury in Gloucestershire, England • photo: Gary King

a field full of red flowers with trees in the background and blue skies above it

Poppy Vista 2

Poppy in Cotswolds, Gloucestershire visit www.globalista.co.uk instagram: @theglobalista twitter: @theglobalista

a river running through a lush green forest filled with lots of leaf covered trees and water

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Undeniably beautiful, quintessentially English and beloved by tourists and locals alike, the lush rolling hills and picture-postcard villages of the Cotswolds are one of the country’s most popular spots. Read more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/england/the-cotswolds#ixzz3ANOUTV3C

a large field full of purple flowers next to a white house in the middle of nowhere

Explored - Snowshill Lavender

~~Snowshill Lavender ~ Cotswolds village in Gloucestershire, England, located near to Broadway, Worcestershire by Howard Brown~~

an empty street lined with stone buildings and trees on both sides, surrounded by greenery

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~Looking down Burford High Street, England~ (by Joe Wright)

an empty street lined with houses and flowers

Burford, the tiny Oxfordshire town named as one of the Most Idyllic Places on the planet

Set on a steep hill leading down to the River Windrush, Burford has a fine collection of topsy turvy cottages, ancient stone townhouses and a host of tea rooms and antique shops. Burford gets pretty busy but its picture postcard streets are well worth it and if you wander off down the laneways you'll be transported back in time. There's an excellent garden centre on the outskirts and the lovely Cotswold Wildlife Park just down the road.