It's sheep country and they had to prevent sheep coming into the church yard - luckily I wasn't as wide as the sheep and managed to squeeze through
Numerous gardens, but I didn't know they even grow their own tennis balls for Wimbledon!!!
The stone roof tops easily get covered in moss and other plants. Eventually, they will have to be replaced.
You see many thatched roofs in the Cotswold.
http://www.jemraisonthatcher.co.uk/A-Brief-History-Of-Thatching/
One of thirteen chalk horses found in the area.
Miss Marple, are you home? There's been a murder at...
Standing stones of Avebury.
Burial mounds dot the landscape.
The Cotswold Way is a National Trail 102 miles long, passing through many villages and close to historic sites. I found this sign post by Stanway House Manor. I guess the trail runs through the grounds.
