Sunday 28 February 2010

A Cotswold bonbon

Sometimes we take the bike down an unexplored winding road and end up in the most glorious spots. We didn't walk here, but we had to stop to admire the view. If you right click on the image, you can too.

12 comments:

  1. These scene just scream to be painted ;-) Thanks for the quick Sunday outing.

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  2. Now then you two you're making these pictures up.
    Amazing view.
    Love it.

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  3. It IS rather unbelievable, I grant you, but I promise you it exists (and mercifully not very easy to get to, so it's not on the main tourist route)

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  4. Janet is right...this scene is screaming to be painted and she's the perfect person to do just that.

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  5. it has such good romantic lighting!

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  6. PG, more thanks to you for letting us see this glorious view. Just thinking about whether those grazing sheep appreciate the wonder around them! And do they realize what part they play in that wonder.

    Best wishes. xo

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  7. Perfectly serene photo...as good as a breath of fresh air!

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  8. This lovely scene probably looked much the same 100 or 200 years ago, I'm guessing?

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  9. Just beautiful. This image should be printed and framed.

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  10. It's the best way to discover new places. Are you not amazed about the amount of roads you can take in a small area? And there's always marvelous places to see like that you showed us.
    Ah, these clouds...

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  11. gorgeous! thank you for sharing your extraordinary
    views.

    how old do you think this lovely manor is?

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  12. Thank you for the delightful tour of the church and countryside. Just lovely! The lambs are so cute. I enjoyed your photos very much.

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