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A Bright & Early Morning Walk in a Cotswold Village
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2023
- So, today we are out and about walking in the rural Cotswold village of Cutsdean, which is located in the South West county of Gloucestershire, England. The population of the village is around 100. The village church is dedicated to Saint James, which is a Grade II listed building and dates back to the 14th century.
Cutsdean is renown for being very windy, for which it received the nickname of "Two coats Cutsdean".
Here at 'Out and about Walking' we like to bring you a lot of the smaller and lesser well known villages, which are often fairly inaccessible and Cutsdean is no exception as I visited this village by bicycle! See if you can spot where I nearly slipped over on some mud during this walk!
Thanks for walking with me.
Stock image & sound effect from Pixabay
#englishcountryside #cotswolds #ambience
Your walks are so dreamy & they make me happy. I am going to make it over there yet & your walks inspire me to make it happen. Thank you for doing this for us, when I walk in an area that may resemble yours even in the smallest of ways, I smile and think OAAW. ❤
Hi, Michele. Thank you so much for your heartwarming comment. Maybe late Springtime to early Summer would be a good time for a visit as it is now cold & dark early. Whichever, the Cotswolds look forward to your arrival. Thanks again. Enjoy the rest of your day. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking 🎃🍁🍂 enjoy your evening...☕️
I wish I could visit. I wish I could live there! Beautiful! ❤
😊it is so beautiful and tranquil ,I had to remind myself to breathe ❤Thank you so very much 💚🧡💛
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. All the best. OAAW
Early morning walk is beautiful! Beautiful is Cotswold! I love your videos!Thank you!💙💛🍂
Thank you so very much :). All the best to you.
An early morning walker all my life, im 59 now, still walk 4 mi. a day. Now with blizzards here in midwest, record freezing temperatures, i can't go. I hate it! thanks to you and your lovely videos, today I went on this glorious tranquil walk, if only in my mind. Thank you! ♥
Hi. Early mornings certainly are a great time for a walk. That is a good daily distance! Looking forward to the warmer weather and lighter mornings :). In the meantime keep warm and hope to see you again. Many thanks.
Toi ước gì khi được sống ở đây ❤
saw my first sheep wash...thanks!
I felt like I was on a walk in another time, long ago. I'm so fascinated by brick homes and other buildings made of brick. That cemetery, although unkempt, had such a peaceful beauty about it. I wish I could live there and go on those walks as well. I bet the air smells so clean too. I'm not quite finished the video, but I'll continue it later. I have too much housework to do. Thanks for the wonderful walk. ❤😊
Hello. Thank you so much for checking out another walk. Whenever there is a church in a village, 99% of the time I will have a walk around the churchyard, and just like you say they do have a peaceful beauty about them which I think is also really calming. Thanks again. OAAW
Awesome !!!🙌🏼
Good morning from Atlanta. 🌞 🍑
Hi, Pam, a very good morning to you from a bright & sunny but cold 🇬🇧. All the best to you.
The coltswalds walking tour is peaceful and calming ❤Love England I will take a trip to the Coltswalds the old world charming,Fantastic filming of the little village Thank You for this video❤
Great to hear you enjoyed this walk too. Really appreciate your kind words, Anthony. All the best. OAAW
Hermoso!!🇦🇷🇦🇷
Thanks Gladys. Have a lovely weekend :)
Thanks for zooming out the water creeks 💚🍃🍃
Glad you enjoyed those shots :). All the best to you. OAAW
I cracked up when the horse was sticking his head out as to say. GOOD MORNING. lol
Marvellous. It has been a real pleasure to take this walk with you. It always is. Sometimes, I come to the odd video a little late but it is always a joy when I come to them. This is not a place I know. It will be a long time before I have visited half the number of places that you have filmed. The colour of the sky is dazzling. I don't even have a word for that particular pinkish, peachy icy pale blue... Thank you for posting.
Evening, Jago. Hope you had a good weekend. I greatly appreciate you being here, so please don’t worry about time frames. Lately I have been focusing on villages that tourists don’t or probably won’t ever get to see, at least not in person as they are not all that accessible, in fact I have been cycling into a few recently as it takes the headache out of trying to find somewhere to park. Found some real gems, so please keep a note of them for your own future take on them. Thanks again for your support.
I should get a bicycle (and figure out how you ride it) to see these spots. If I'd never seen any of your videos before, you'd have had my attention with that opening shot. The pastel shades of the horizon. The promise of a new day. I could smell that wonderful wood fire smoke. I don't know why but this evokes the most incredible joyful yearning in me. I grew up in London which, for most of my life has been being raised in smoke-free zones, but there's something particularly autumnal in the idea of wood smoke. Maybe from the bonfires. As a side note of no interest to anyone, I was walking in Tintern the other day and suddenly found myself ankle deep in cold wet mud, sliding around like some comedic imbecile while wiser folk had embarked on the same walk with boots. It has been a particularly wet few weeks even for those of us not too affected by the terrible weather. In my idiot-born-in-a-city ignorance, I have to admit to having no idea what this construction is at 27:11. I've seen similar things and suspected they were animal pens or kind-of-wells. Anyway... Thanks as usual. I enjoyed this walk. A beautifully gentle morning meander. I must have missed the slip.
Hello. Thank you very much for your comment, your feedback is highly valuable, especially as it was good to know how a first timer viewer might perceive the channel. Your side note is very much relatable to me as I very rarely wear walking boots (always wearing worn out trainers!), and find myself ankle deep in mud often and not so graciously slipping & a sliding all over the place :). Tintern is a lovely place to visit & walk. A bicycle is definitely a good way to get to these little villages, just lately I seem to be cycling in to about 50% of the villages. In fact I have another two villages earmarked for in the morning in which I will be using the two wheeled transport :). Enjoy your weekend and thanks again. OAAW
wow so lovely a pure nature
Hi, Aruna. Lovely to hear from you again. 😊. Glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you. OAAW
What an enjoyment! Thank you so much from the U.S.
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it. All the best to you from the UK.
When I need calm... thank you.
Thanks Niki. Hope you are having a good day. All the best to you.
Excellent 👌👌.. 🙏💐💐💐💐💐
Thanks ever so much SRK :). I hope you have a good weekend. All the best to you. OAAW
Oohhhhh. This is magical. My cats like it, too.
Hello. Thank you very much. I am glad you all enjoyed this walk. All the best to you all.
Love watcheing your videos ! They are so relaxing and beautiful ! I can almost sense that there is the smell of fresh baked bread in them ! Keep up the good work !
Thank you so very much, that really does mean a lot to me :). All the best to you.
Thank you very much! It's so beautiful!🌄
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you :)
Cutsdean is a very pretty village with a more rustic side than other villages in the region and it is very pretty.
The church surprises with its imposing square tower which is not in the style of the two buildings which follow it.
They are poorly matched.
I really liked the bathtub for the sheep; it was ingenious!!.
Thank you OAAW for this gentle walk
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Good evening, Françoise. Thank you so much my friend for this description. I am glad you enjoyed it. Have a lovely weekend. Lots more villages on the way :). All the best. OAAW
Lovely early morning walk. So calm and peaceful. Nice to see.the Dappled horse watching you. Scary jack o lanterns 🎃🎃🎃. You know why the sheep came running to see you? They heard that you were on "EweTube". lol. They loved "ewe" showing them to us. Loved the photo you took of them. And displayed it too. Nice seeing the White horse at the conclusion of your walk.
We thoroughly enjoy seeing your videos. Very relaxing and interesting. Something you don't see every day. I Thank you for that. Glad we found your UA-cam channel.
Now you're stuck with me!
Greetings from Canada 🍁🇨🇦🍁, my UA-cam friend!
God Bless you and Take care.
Until next time.
Oh Bruce...those gags were absolutely brilliant! they sure did make me chuckle! Thanks for brightening my day up :). Thanks for walking with and I hope ewe enjoy the rest of your day 😊. All the best. OAAW
I haven’t started watching yet. But I KNOW and feel the happiness your videos bring me. I know this will be a great one. Okokok. Time to watch. Hello from New York
Thanks very much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy this one. Have a good weekend :)
@@OutandaboutWalkingso amazing. I so wish I was there. I can feel the coolness of the atmosphere, and the quietness.. the small creatures waking up slowly, I can mell the smoke from the chimney too. I’m embracing the welcoming hug I got from this walk. Thank you so much for knowing what we all like. 🙌🏼
@@2sons1lv my pleasure, so very glad you enjoyed the walk :)
Top'o tha mornin' to ya, Sir🕶️. Sorry am late, raunchy weather coming in with high winds, torrentials, pocket change hail, possible whirlwinds/tornadoes - the usual bad characters attending a party sponsored by Sea Moisture and Canadian Cold. So gave me doggos a good long run and battened the outdoor hatches. Didja sleep astride the bike? Or bench curl. Aha! Tis October, guess what made me deduce that. Very nice loong barn full of whats and nots, another with tack and a placid white face. What in tarnation were those church tower creatures, tailed frogs? Adorable tiny church, smallest yet I think. What a treat - ME FAVORITE VIDEO CLIP: from you peeking through the fence to walking away outta sight... the precious friendly talkative lambs, personifies Cotswold! See ya tomorrow ifn me house be still standing. That was the day for you, bicycling to/fro, scouting route, scuffing route. Very well worth it!
Good day, Jaclyn. I hope you are staying safe and keeping warm during such inclement weather conditions. Did you spot my bike? I don’t recall seeing the church tower creatures, it never ceases to amaze me what I neglect to see out on our walks. Your favourite clip is now duly noted and will be included in this year’s OAAW recap video :). Guess what? I have man 🤧, all cold shivery & achey. Will probably be doing my Darth Vader impression this weekend into the mics. But...got a mountain of editing to get through as well but don’t how much I will get done today, see how it goes...All the best to you. OAAW
Was I suppose to see bike? It was mentioned you had to ride it into village in your description. Doggone, Sir 🕶️, another 🤧🤒, wish I could heal telepathically, doesn't seem possible for one who avoids people, I've always had/have 🤧🤒s once every 5+years. Thank the stars cuz I'm a crazy mean bear til back to normal. 🍀May yorn be kindly gentle and politely short-lived. 🦠s should be like Comets, quick to pass faaar away and seldom seen.🍀🍀🍀
@jaclynmwvasquez not really no as it was kind of hidden. I appreciate your telepathic well wishes. What a lovely quote that was at the end :)
Another beautiful, relaxing walk ❤ when you approached the first house, there was smoke, steam, exhaust? Billowing out. As you approached, it completely disappated..poof! Im sure there is an easy explanation but it added a rather eerie element 🙂
Hello Susan. Thanks very much. The timing sure was perfect, you are right in the sense that it is a kind of exhaust, its a gas flue, which is used to expel fumes from the gas central heating. Really glad you enjoyed this one. Best wishes. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking always look forward to your videos 🤗
@susancrone5670 got plenty on the way for you 😉
@@OutandaboutWalking ❤️
Thanks!
Thank you so very much for your kind support.
كل شي جميل هنا قضي الأمر 🧡🕋♦️
Thank you very much :). All the best to you.
The notification for your break of day walk arrived at our own break of day in NY state (we live in the western part). This one, too, has now joined the ranks of my favorites- and I probably should stop declaring favorites, as each new walk that comes along joins the list. This was lovely, as usual- and the curious horse and friendly sheep were delightful! You seem to still have a great deal of green foliage for this time of year- at least compared at our area, where the majority of deciduous trees are now bare, or just hanging onto a few residual leaves. When do the trees in England fully shed their leaves? (I just was curious, as I noticed that). Thanks for posting another very enjoyable and beautiful walk (and you are very dedicated, to use your bicycle to access remote areas when a car will not do).
A very good morning to you, Janet. I hope your week has been a good one. It is really good that you are building a catalogue of favourites as one can never have enough favourites. Just to throw a spanner in the works I have some really cracking village walks coming up including one in heavy rain (got totally drenched cycling in!). It's a strange one this autumn as the leaves were showing signs of changing colour by the end of summer but the trees are still hanging on to their leaves as of today in this part of the world but to answer your question, I would say on average maybe by the end of Nov or early Dec. Also, I should mention that majority of the walks might be 2 - 3 weeks old before getting published and occasionally even much longer than that. Enjoy your morning and have a good rest of the weekend. Many thanks. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking
Thank you for answering that question. Generally speaking, it seems that your location is about a month behind ours in terms of autumn foliage- though of course this can vary from year to year.
(We have noticed this just with our own large, backyard maple). I look forward to the upcoming videos you have described- and especially the rainy one. Walks in the rain have their own special kind of magic! : ) Have a good weekend….know that you are observing Remembrance Day in the UK as we observe Veterans Day here. We honor all those who have courageously and honorably served…..
@janetryan9779 ah I see. Maples are beautiful trees. Rain walks are by far my favourite :).
Yes indeed, so many, selflessly gave so much...your dad was in my thoughts too.
@@OutandaboutWalking
Thank you for that; my dad would be so pleased to know that.
Your videos are so soothing yet cinematic. Almost feels like I am in a video game. How do you shoot this footage?
Hi, Tara. Thank you for your comment / feedback. To answer your question, just with a little pocket camera (DJI Pocket 3), combined with trying to walk slow & steady. All the best to you.
I have so many ? S. First. What a beautiful place. 2nd how old are these homes and who built them. 3 rd. Where in the world did they get all the stones to build those beautiful walls everywhere
Hi Erik. I'm not sure how old the houses are or who built them, but some of the houses must be hundreds of years old.
The vast majority of stone (limestone) is sourced locally.
Many thanks for your support.
All the best to you.
I loved the sheep and your photo of them. The white horse at the end was a magical ending. Thanks for another perfect walk. Walking with you makes exercising pass a lot faster and with a lot less pain.
Hello, MM. Thank you very much for your feedback and continued support. Have a great weekend. OAAW