I’ve lived in Vancouver for over 10 years but I still get homesick for England more often than I’d like to admit. Cricklade was home until I was 7, then Cirencester until I met my (now) Canadian wife and we moved to Painswick when I was 26. 6 years there until we relocated back to her hometown of Vancouver. This channel, which I discovered today, will either be a helpful sanctuary when I’m feeling homesick, or will have me checking the flight prices for a trip back “home”. :)
The Queen Elizabeth II window in the chancel is decorated with engravings of strawberries. Apparently Clapton Hill on the Hill was once renowned for its strawberries and were served up at Wimbledon (no pun intended!)
So nice to have you and your videos back. Its a bit dull and windy in the Forest if Dean today so enjoying watching your travels from the comfort of my armchair. PS, my cat lily likes your voice.....
I visited London in the early 70's and I was pleasantly surprised by how absolutely gorgeous the countryside is. I will never forget watching the changing of the guard at Windsor Palace, I was only 13 and thought how beautiful their clothes were!! 😁 I was awed by their fortitude, standing quite still for such a long time! I'm from America and I have to tell you that I'll never forget how gorgeous your country is!! Oh...I also LOVED the old castles!!! Beautiful and eerie.
I reckon the Manor House there was the 13th century tithe barn originally: imagine it without the gables and windows and you’ve got a classic huge old medieval tithe barn, would have probably dwarfed the church.
it is always lovely to see cotswolds content on youtube and especially the way you make. few weeks back i was in cotswolds too. but missed the opportunity to connect with you. i came to know about you later when youtube suggested your videos. May be next time we can connect .
Lovely small town, will most likely stay at the B&B mentioned... Might you suggest to me a few other not too touristy towns/areas,, your favorites for my wife and I from California looking to move to the Cotswolds wanting a long distant view, like what is seen here, and hilly for those daily walks that gets your heart going. My wife is a world class dental surgeon and thus needs somewhat of an affluent patient base to draw from. Thanking you now for any suggestions.
We had a little jaunt out to this village from Cheltenham on the strength of this video. I'd never been before, it's really off the beaten track. We took notice and parked just outside the village. So quiet and peaceful with the little church and the views over the valley. The ubiquitous strimmers though - we could do with taking a leaf out of the Germans' book and stop the use of noisy machinery on one day a week at least.
Beautiful little video to relax to on a Sunday morning with my coffee.
Always such a gem to hear your voice & see the views Ross has captured. Thank you😊
I’ve lived in Vancouver for over 10 years but I still get homesick for England more often than I’d like to admit. Cricklade was home until I was 7, then Cirencester until I met my (now) Canadian wife and we moved to Painswick when I was 26. 6 years there until we relocated back to her hometown of Vancouver. This channel, which I discovered today, will either be a helpful sanctuary when I’m feeling homesick, or will have me checking the flight prices for a trip back “home”. :)
This cleansers the soul , thank you so much. Stay well.
Wonderful place, great Robin.
Exactly what I need in my one day off, thanks Robin and Co.
I really appreciate that you found this tiny hamlet. Lovely. Thank you
Thank you for bringing this yank along with you on your adventures. Beautiful place !
All your videos are Balm for the Soul. Thanks Robin and Ross. 🇮🇪🍀
I always enjoy my "tours" alongside you. Thank you for taking me on your journeys! 💜
What a delightful video, thank you for posting.
Delightful portrait of a quintessentially Cotswold settlement and its petite church. No cars - what a blessing that must be.
Simply wonderful! This has made my day. Thank you Robin&Ross for another beautiful visit. ❤
Thanks for the walk.....
Our Sunday treat😊😊😊
I sure enjoy your videos sir love your puppies 🐶 I get to travel because of you. Blessings to you and thank so much!from Iowa sir 🙏
What a treasure. Thank you for this episode.
Wish we could get some more ghost stories narrated by him, his voice and narration style is like butter on warm flaky scone.
Brilliant Video----Stay safe.
Hi Robin and Ross !! very beautiful thanks for sharing, greetings from Mexico city!!
I'd love to see and know about the various manor houses and the families of the various eras.
Would love to be there, just walking along and enjoying the cool fresh morning.😊
❤love the end footage and music
Very enjoyable trip out with you Robin, to a pearl of a hamlet set in the wonderful countryside of the Cotswold.
Yes, a gem, indeed. ❤ Many thanks for a joyful walk. Elizabeth in Essex, Connecticut 💐
Anyone living in Clapton on the Hill is very lucky and should be grateful for the rest of their lives.
The Queen Elizabeth II window in the chancel is decorated with engravings of strawberries. Apparently Clapton Hill on the Hill was once renowned for its strawberries and were served up at Wimbledon (no pun intended!)
Beautiful. Thank you so much. ❤
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing the Cotswolds with all of us!
So nice to have you and your videos back. Its a bit dull and windy in the Forest if Dean today so enjoying watching your travels from the comfort of my armchair. PS, my cat lily likes your voice.....
Excellent video!
I visited London in the early 70's and I was pleasantly surprised by how absolutely gorgeous the countryside is. I will never forget watching the changing of the guard at Windsor Palace, I was only 13 and thought how beautiful their clothes were!! 😁 I was awed by their fortitude, standing quite still for such a long time! I'm from America and I have to tell you that I'll never forget how gorgeous your country is!! Oh...I also LOVED the old castles!!! Beautiful and eerie.
Very nice, I could live there for sure!
I reckon the Manor House there was the 13th century tithe barn originally: imagine it without the gables and windows and you’ve got a classic huge old medieval tithe barn, would have probably dwarfed the church.
I'm a new viewer! Happy to have discovered you!! 😊😊
Looks like a lovely place to enjoy a cup of tea. Thanks Robin!
A big hello to Robin, Ross and "the Puppies!"♥️♥️♥️♥️
Made my day, I enjoy it.
Thank you - that was lovely 😍
it is always lovely to see cotswolds content on youtube and especially the way you make. few weeks back i was in cotswolds too. but missed the opportunity to connect with you. i came to know about you later when youtube suggested your videos. May be next time we can connect .
Thanks ! Beautiful! 🤩
Thank you
Thank you for sharing.
Lovely !
Lovely small town, will most likely stay at the B&B mentioned... Might you suggest to me a few other not too touristy towns/areas,, your favorites for my wife and I from California looking to move to the Cotswolds wanting a long distant view, like what is seen here, and hilly for those daily walks that gets your heart going. My wife is a world class dental surgeon and thus needs somewhat of an affluent patient base to draw from. Thanking you now for any suggestions.
Amazing place to explore.
We had a little jaunt out to this village from Cheltenham on the strength of this video. I'd never been before, it's really off the beaten track. We took notice and parked just outside the village. So quiet and peaceful with the little church and the views over the valley. The ubiquitous strimmers though - we could do with taking a leaf out of the Germans' book and stop the use of noisy machinery on one day a week at least.
Wonderful! Thank you.
"tread lightly"