A Honey Coloured Village set in Beautiful ENGLISH Countryside

[@LifeinUSAbyBrie]

Very relaxing and so calming. Amazing content 😊

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks Hans for your support. OAAW

[@Gateway576]

2:07 Love from across the pond. Idaho🇺🇸

[@narramundos]

uau, fascinante!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much! 🙂

[@arthurperry4675]

I love the natural pathways seen in so many of your walks. It’s as if they have been formed into shape over the years by thousands of footsteps. And there is no trash strewn about. If this were America there would be Starbucks cups and fast food containers and water bottles everywhere. Are the British people neat by nature?

[@AbidAlhaleemhafiz]

🥰👍💐🤩

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks Abid. Hope you are having a nice day. ~ OAAW

[@mrredithhall7115]

Lovely🍃

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much, Mrredith.

[@maxillin]

❤

[@КсенияКрюкова-с1л]

super 👍👍👍

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much :)

[@Shadrak-jb6lx]

A beautiful walk. Thank you.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Shadrak. Great to hear from you. Thanks very much for the feedback. ~ OAAW

[@vvcv__00]

U.K. is such a beautiful place. It reminds me of where I live (Bellingham, WA), and the area from Oregon to BC, Canada. However, with gorgeous historically aesthetic buildings -as opposed to threatening volcanos. I hope to visit the U.K. one of these days. Beautiful walk, thanks for sharing !

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks a lot for the lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Hope you do get to visit one day and experience the Cotswolds first hand. All the best to you.

[@JudyHanksDesign]

Yesterday, I just discovered Kevin the Countryman videos of Britain and he is good- so glad to watch him. BUT I cannot help but see the contrast between the two of you. Your style of presentation throughout your videos are so seamless in pacing, no crazy traffic and your calm shift of views; it is the most enjoyable experience ever. Just the best. Thank you.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Judy. Hope you have had a pleasant week. I think I have probably watched just about every video from ‘Kevin the Countryman’ and I must say I thoroughly enjoy the content on his channel. His videos always leave me wanting to watch more! And it is nice that you enjoy watching both of our channels. I’m glad to hear that you enjoy my style of filming however I have found that my slower pace is not for everyone (going on previously received comments) and I am sometimes told that I spend too much time looking up to the treetops or sky. Having said that, I have no future plans to change my style of filming even though it may not be to everyone’s tastes (it would be a boring world if we all liked exactly the same thing!). I am very grateful for your support. Have a good weekend. OAAW

[@JudyHanksDesign]

Haha, free opinions- it takes all kinds to make a world. The tree transitions are beautiful. Too often we do not look up- you give a true account of the magnitude of the space above us when looking up into the tracery of the trees. The old trees of the region are a signature element. There is beauty to be studied in the branching patterns, just like your attention to the stone on the buildings. I love seeing the variations in the “hedge rows” (such a lovely British term) as you walk down these winding roads of stacked stone walls, evergreen and deciduous hedges and wattling fence combinations! The choice of fence materials constantly shifts! I am so glad your style includes all these experiences for us.

[@溝辺百合子]

草花は美しく咲きはじめてますね✨霞に包まれた村の石造りも美しい！静けさの中、囀りは大地を呼びおこしていますね！素晴らしい散歩をありがとうございます👏✨ 囀りや足跡残る小路かな

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thank you ever so much for the wonderful comment. There are some footprints on the muddy path. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@SusanCrone22]

So gorgeous and with a mystical quality which someone else mentioned. I think an element of the mysterious is so enticing. I hope you and yours are doing well . I'm always watching and appeciating your videos; just may not be able to comment as much as I like. ❤🌿

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Susan. I am really glad to hear from you. How is the Achilles Tendon now? Thank you for your lovely comment 😊. Sending my best wishes to you. OAAW

[@SusanCrone22]

@@OutandaboutWalking it was a partial tear and 2 minor fractures in my foot..both expected to heal over time..I'm wearing the boot until 5/17. I'm so relieved that surgery isn't required! 💜

[@eyraclarisse144]

Some places in this scenery would be perfect for the witches in Macbeth, it is a little supernatural and foggy but lovely too.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Eyra. Thanks very much for your comment. This village does stir up the imagination. Enjoy your day. ~ OAAW

[@jamesd0000]

What a great tree to use in the opening! Good focus on the trees throughout. Love the bird sounds. Nice to be back in a natural setting. Needed a good pair of wellies for the start of the walk. 🙂 Nice village. Thanks!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, James. Glad you enjoyed this walk. It is nice to get back into the countryside. It will be even nicer once the plants & trees have greened back up. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@englishcountrywalks4613]

Some mud to deal with at the start - roll on Spring! Great mystical footage through the village 👍👍

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much…always good to hear from you :)

[@Walkinginthecountryside8]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks ever so much :)

[@guindaperezperez4770]

Extraordinariamente hermoso. Saludos desde la ciudad de la Alhambra, de todas la más bella.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks so very much. All the best to you.

[@usentulepbergenov4362]

Это самое прекрасное место на земле❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Many thanks Usen. All the best to you.

[@snezanamil8462]

Thank you for another walk through this beautiful and serene village. I even dreamed about the village of Eastleach after I had seen it in your video. I was so impressed, by its beauty.. 😊

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Snezana. Great to hear from you. Hope your day is going well. My pleasure, glad you enjoyed another 'Out and about' walk. So, Eastleach is now officially a dreamlike village :). How cool! Many thanks. ~ OAAW

[@snezanamil8462]

@@OutandaboutWalking Yes, it is! :)

[@claireangier3322]

Wow, I hope you had your wellies on! 🌧🌧 Thank you, lovely as always. 🙏

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Claire. Lovely to hear from you. Nope, just my trainers 😅. Thanks for your time. All the best. ~ OAAW

[@Walkinginthecountryside8]

The best full

[@lizen5240]

Merci pour cette belle promenade j’ai apprécié le son du pic vert ❤🦅 très belle église et j’adore le cimetière. Ce village est magnifique avec ses petites allées et ses murs de pierres.Cette boîte aux lettres est originale 🏆🏅🥇🐴 .Il y a encore beaucoup de ☔ 🌨pluie ..Merci pour cette randonnée apaisante c’est toujours un reel plaisir .Bises de France 🇫🇷🙏🏼

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Lizen. Thank you for your lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed another ‘Out and about’ walk. Have a good week. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@michelepfaff5363]

Mysterious & mystical. What a beautiful walk with the birds, gorgeous green with the colors of the buildings. Love this walk, thank you so much. ❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Michele. Hope you had a nice weekend. Thanks for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this one :). Enjoy the rest of your day. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@michelepfaff5363]

Ty...you also. Coming down from a St. Patrick's day celebration...🤐💚🤗

[@creacionesjenuti5551]

Un paseo tranquilizante, en una muy fresca mañana. Desde el camino del comienzo, entre las bellas formas de las ramas desnudas, las pintorescas construcciones con ese estilo tan particular. La entrada de la iglesia y su recorrido son dignos de admirar. Hasta esa tenue niebla que surge al final para hacerlo aún más bello. Cuanta tranquilidad y felicidad debe sentir su alma, mi estimado amigo, usted tiene el entorno necesario para sentir la insuperable sensación de paz, que mucho anhelamos. Me encantaría saber a qué temperatura hace sus caminatas, siempre me lo pregunto. Gracias por este maravilloso rato compartido.❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hello again, Ana. Thank you for another lovely comment. The past months the temperature has varied but often at around Zero Celsius in the early mornings. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@creacionesjenuti5551]

❤❤❤@@OutandaboutWalking

[@CarpeDiemFluctuatNecMergitur]

Love it 💛🩶

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks 😊

[@leonesp7574]

Thank you for sharing your beauty walk spring is coming and hearing birds singing thank you again at what time sunrise there?👍🌷🌷🌷🇪🇸👨‍🌾

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hello León. Lovely to hear from you. My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it. This was filmed quite a while ago, so maybe it was around 7:30 - 8:00 am. Thanks for your time today. ~ OAAW

[@ahbenjamin2889]

Magisterial, solitude, historical and quiet. Thank you so much. Well done.

[@homoona8110]

Magiczny czas❤❤😂

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much

[@zanzibardelight]

Wow that was some heavy mud at the beginning! But did I hear the click click of a walking pole? I thought I could hear the sound of one. Another lovely walk in a beautiful, peaceful setting. Many thanks for sharing this walk OAAW. Looking very much forward to your next night walk. ( Hint,hint. 😊)

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Great to hear from you. It was really muddy, my poor trainers (sneakers...if you are watching from the U.S) got a new shade of brown. Must confess...I don't own a walking pole, maybe one day tho! Many thanks for your time. ~ OAAW

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Ps. Another night walk on the way later in the week for you ;

[@zanzibardelight]

Great stuff! Your night walks are superb!

[@skiveman]

I envy you with your early morning walks as they're all so quiet and rather beautiful. I have to say though that your framing of flowers and having the architecture and the vista as the backgrounds is a really nice touch these days. I'm certain that when flowers start blooming in earnest in a couple of weeks that things will look even more beautiful on these walks. If only my local area was so dense with such well maintained and loved areas. *edit* I forgot to add that your black gloved hand reaching for the church gate gave me flashbacks to when I was a small child watching TV and all those murder mystery shows that were once a staple that seemed to be all set in and around Gloucestershire or somewhere similar. I expected a knife to be produced from somewhere with a flourish. It made me chuckle at how long lost memories can be triggered by just a small scene.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hello :). Really grateful for your comment and extra grateful you picked up on something that no one else has done do to date...which was my attempt to portray an element of mystery within a walk. That one little shot/scene could be the beginning of a Midsomer Murder type episode or something. I still enjoy watching those programmes! Thanks for your time today. 🙏

[@homoona8110]

Magiczny cza❤

[@chenchen8065]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks Chen :)

[@chenchen8065]

@@OutandaboutWalking Britain is as beautiful as a fairyland on earth, with quiet houses, green trees and grass, white flowers, fresh air and the chirping of birds.❤❤❤

[@RebekahLebenstein]

relaxing & beautiful. Thank you

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much Rebekah :) All the best to you. OAAW

[@olieramirez.823]

Hello my friend I hope you have an amazing weekend with your family and loved ones Watching your videos it's like Christmas, opening presents 🎁 and waiting for the big surprise 🎉 ‼️ GOD FIRST GOS BLESS 😇🙏🕊️🇨🇱🇺🇲

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Olie. Good to hear from you. Hope you had a lovely weekend too. Many thanks for your amazing and continued support! Have a good week. All the best. ~ OAAW

[@olieramirez.823]

@@OutandaboutWalking U R so Sweet, thank you for your kind words.

[@Карина-р5л9ч]

Какая душевная прогулка. Спасибо 😊

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much indeed. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@janetryan9779]

In the midst of a busy day, your walk was my “break”, a chance to sit down, relax, and watch pretty things! I love it when you do shots of the sky, or of tree branches above; the latter have such interesting designs as they reach for the sky. We have a maple in our yard that is well over 100 years old, and I often enjoy just gazing up at it. We definitely could tell that it is spring, not only by seeing the muddy path that you traversed, but also by hearing your footsteps making that squelching sound that is characteristic of walking outdoors at this time of the year. Am I correct in thinking that some of the buildings you passed were cobblestone structures? (I am just asking because they appeared to me to be that type of construction). Thank you for sharing another pleasant walk with us all!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Janet. Hope all is well today. Looking up to the treetops has became synonymous with the channel lately. To me, the branches against the backdrop of the sky at this time of year always look like giant arteries in the sky. Sometimes tho, I have an alterior motive for looking up, which could be that I'm setting up for a reveal shot or I'm trying to hide something like a parked vehicle etc, speaking of which, have you ever noticed that I often blur out car Reg plates (Licence plates). That might be a cobblestone property, will have a look soon. Many thanks for taking time out to walk with me today. ~ OAAW

[@janetryan9779]

@@OutandaboutWalking I have noticed that you blur out the car license plates, and also numbers on homes that you might pass. I assumed that you did this out of consideration for the privacy of the car owners, and the residents of the houses. The sky-shooting technique is definitely a great idea for discreetly avoiding filming something that you don’t want on video. I briefly watched someone’s walk video the other week (not a UK one) where they strolled past a field with trash in it and showed all the rubbish! I thought that they would have done well to lift their camera to the sky to avoid that scene (or else have chosen a cleaner place to take a walk. This is also why I said that I “briefly” watched it!). BTW, I am always impressed with how clean everything is in your videos, and with how people respect their surroundings by not littering. I wish that was the case more often here in the US. I hope you have a great week! : ) I look forward to your next walk.

[@marthasoria8878]

Muchísimas gracias

[@OutandaboutWalking]

You are welcome. Thanks for your time.

[@Roamingthecotswolds]

Gorgeous video

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much :)

[@jimgerace]

I am planning on spending 5 days in the Cotswolds this June. I would like to see Castle Combe, Bradford on Avon, Stroud, The Slaughters, Stow on the Wold, & Stratford Upon Avon. Would you recommend that I stay in one or two villages, and what village-s, would you suggest I stay in during my trip? Thank you in advance, and for the several videos you posted. I will be travelling by car.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Jim. That sounds lovely. I think if it was me, I might probably stay over in two locations purely because from B.O.A to Stratford is quite a drive (depending on the order you are planning visiting the places in), so perhaps stay in the Bradford-on-Avon area initially and visit Castle Combe. Also if you can fit it in, Bath & Lacock are well worth visiting too. Then for the latter northern part of your trip maybe use Bourton-on-the-Water as a stopping over point which is fairly central. Also whilst in that area you might like to visit Broadway and Bibury. Admittingly it might be a bit tricky to fit so many places in within a space of 5 days...you could do with a few extra days perhaps! My best advice to you is do as much research as you possibly can in advance. Hope this helps, even if just a little. All the best to you.

[@jimgerace]

@@OutandaboutWalking Thanks very much for the advice and quick reply.Yes, I am definitely interested in seeing Bibury. It seems, according to a map, that I might consider Cirencester as a good base of operation. It seems I can go North or South from Cirencester to most of the villages in about an hour. Since you live there, you may know otherwise. I'm still open to splitting my time in 2 villages. Whatever you say, thanks.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@jimgerace Cirencester is a great option to be your base for operations as it is practically slap bang in the middle, and on the flipside you will get to experience Cirencester which is a lovely town.

[@cherylb6755]

Hey OAAW~ Does the dogwood @ ~25:00 mean Spring is springing in the Cotswolds? 👏🏻🌷 We had a Spring storm here in the US Northeast the last few days: rain, snow, sleet, hail… and two small snowdrop patches planted years ago in our garden bloomed in the middle of it all. 😉

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Cheryl. It is really nice to hear from you. Although this was filmed a while ago there were little telltale signs that Spring was looming on the horizon. That is a dolly mixture of weather! How lovely that the snowdrops came through during inclement weather conditions. UK snowdrops must be out ahead of the U.S. Such a gorgeous little flower! Hope you are keeping well. All the best to you. OAAW

[@cherylb6755]

@@OutandaboutWalking~ Yes, well. The promise of Spring does that, yes? Here’s hoping all is well with you….

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@cherylb6755 it certainly does, Cheryl :). You know what, you might have just given me an idea for a future video title 😁…thanks!

[@cherylb6755]

@@OutandaboutWalking~ 👏🏻😁

[@МаргаритаБулавинцева-с2т]

Сколько же лет этому платану ? Лет 300! Не меньше... Очарована.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi. Thank you for your comment. The tree could be 150 - 300 years old. All the best to you.

[@mikeiy7]

you need better sound and less views of the sky

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks for your feedback. All the best to you.