Bourton-on-the-Water and The Slaughters

Margaret and I visited three more Cotswolds villages as we made our slow journey north.

Bibury in the Cotswolds

Possibly the most photographed location in all of England is in the village of Bibury, in the heart of the Cotswolds.

This site of a natural hot spings has been revered, celebrated, and visited by tourists for thousands of years.

The architecture in Bath was heavily influenced by the Romans from 43-410 CE and by the Victorians in the 18th Century.

It’s almost summertime and the weather is fine!

Castle Combe was heralded as the “prettiest village in England,” so of course I wanted to stop and take a look.

With its central grid of four streets, Lacock today looks much as it did 200 years ago.

Our stop in Avebury included more of England’s “biggest,” “oldest,” and “only” sites for tourists to visit.

We left our friends and New Forest, and were soon at the most famous ancient site in the UK.

A second evening spent with Derrick and Jackie was even better than the first one.