My maiden name is Burford and to visit this remarkable area is on my bucket list. I live in the United States

My gg James Whatcott was born 1869 in Saint Bury. Died Lytham St Annes 1936. 2gg George Whatcott b1841 Weston Sub Edge d 1885 Shipston On Stour. 3gg Richard Whatcott b 1814 Bourton On The Hill d 1896 Shipston On Stour. Apparently the Surname comes from the village of Whatcote!

حسننا محتوى جميل لكن اين الترجمه الى العربيه ؟من مشترك جديد لدي الفضول ماذا حصل لهذه المنازل والقصور المهجوره

He's such an amazing storyteller.

Helloy! Can you recomend on hotel?

your video is very impressive, rate your video🎉

What an unexpected delight to find a George MacDonald story read aloud!

What a delightful voice you have sir ❤️👍🏻😊

WOW. Where have I been?? This man is a great story teller! New sub here!

Excellent stories Greetings from Colombia

So beautiful. Thank you Robin

What a georgeous place you live in beautiful thankyou ❤️👍🏻😊

What a lovely soothing voice you have beautiful thankyou ❤️👍🏻🙏

Wonderful thankyou 😊👍🏻❤️

My husband, and I will be traveling from NYC for an extended stay in the Cotswold in 2025…. so this was such a delightful preview! I was also very happy to see the dogs in tow.

Ich mag die KI-Stimme nicht

I stayed in Bourton on The Hill in August 2023 and stayed at The Horse & Groom. It's a wonderful pub, great food and the staff were soooo friendly! One of the guys behind the bar even offered me a lift to the station in Moreton. Very gorgeous small village with wonderful views. The only drawback for me was as I didn't have a car I found the transport very frustrating! Buses didn't come often and sometimes wouldn't turn up. Taxis were pretty much non existent in the area. And dragging a suitcase up that hill was a nightmare 😂

What a delightful video so pleased to have found you ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻😊

I’ve got to wonder. At one time, droves of people may have left the Cotswolds to go to the “big city”. Now, people would love to do the opposite.

Comprehensive overview and well filmed. Thoroughly enjoyed, as usual. Thanks guys. From Mayo, Ireland 🍀

One thing I learned making my own videos on English ghosts ... there's a lot of monks, soldiers and ladies in white

Some people just have a talent for storytelling.

the scenery is beautiful! i live in las vegas, nv and its one of the ugliest places to live! hot, dusty, crowded, cost of living out the window, planted trees and grass, concrete jungle! i work and go home! thank you for showing me that there IS, a real and gorgeous world out there!😊

Very good video and probably worth mentioning that the lovely grounds of Bourton House are open to the public for a fee and that the great barn has within it a charming cafe.

Missed a very notable attraction: the gardens of Bourton House. Beautifully presented with a good tea shop available for drinks and cakes. Jams also sold there made from fruit from the garden.

The gardens at Bourton House are open during the warmer months, and well worth a visit.

Lovely video. My family have ancestors that lived here and at Blockley. Beautiful area. The church is remarkably simple and peaceful considering its location next to the busy road.

nice, lovely

I dream of visiting someday.

Just lovely, and yes, the church is pretty. Thank you so much.

I'm sad the pups don't have their own jackets and shoes. 😢

A very Happy New Year to you & your loved ones! But you pick a very cold day to film your bit & wear no HAT! What's up with that, Robin? I hardly recognize you with out a hat on your head. Incognito, sir?? Well, not with those adorable doggies in tow. Best wishes for 2025 from Kathleen in California

Sweet village and lovely church. But the A44 running straight through there would scare the bejeebies out of me! I can't imagine having to walk on it rather than a sidewalk.

Great video! I know you visited chedworth a while back, did you also visit Withington, a few miles from there?

Not surprised you're freezing Robin! Where's your hat?

Once more Robin a delightful presentation of the lovely homes and village communities in the wonderful Cotswold.

Thanks again have a good New Year’s

What happened in the 17th century that caused the Cotswolds to explode with buildings?

Happy New Year!! 🎊 Freezing cold, and yet you have no hat! I do hope you will remember it next time! We don't want you getting sick! Lovely video of a lovely place! And sunshine! We get precious little of it during the winter here in Michigan! I look forward to what you bring in this new year! I hope there were will be more walking trails! I loved watching those! 💖

I recall seeing one of those 15th century barns be converted successfully into a home, while maintaining all of its splendor.

I'm from Ireland and love those traditional looking villages...keep them like that or they will be destroyed by greedy developers

Drove through it today as we do often, it's also a village in my husbands ancestry ❤

❤❤ Happy New Year 🎉🎉. Thanks for another wonderful video.

Thank you for your walk around Bourton on the hill . The times I’ve driven trough there , and not stoped I will now. ! Thank you 👏🏻

Your always delightful, and informative visits begin with the wonderful "Cotswold Explorer" theme! It's the perfect musical introduction to the wonders that await, I just love it! ❤🎉All warm greetings from Essex, Connecticut😊 Liz

Thank you for sharing these locations - they are all very lovely. Happy New Year!

I absolutely love your intro music....thank you sharing your exquisite discovery with us. Cheerio!!

I am from Ontario, Canada, and just recently learned that one of my great-grandmothers was born in Chipping Sodbury, and her family on both sides were from this town and others in Gloucestershire; for how many generations I do not know. She emigrated to Canada with her family when she was just a baby in 1850. Thank you for this thoughtful introduction to Chipping Sodbury. It is a lovely place. I hope to visit some day.

Thanks for another interesting video of a pretty place. Happy New Year!

Thank you. How beautiful