Classic COTSWOLDS on a Cold & Frosty Morning in the Village of Salperton

So, today we are out and about walking in the Cotswold village and former parish of Salperton which is located approximately 8 miles (13 km) east of Cheltenham in the county of Gloucestershire in England. in 1931 the village had a population of 92 people. The village now comes under the parish of Hazelton. Because of the exposed position of the village it earned the nickname "Cold Salperton", it was definitely cold that morning at -7 Celsius!
We finish the walk at the war memorial, which contains the names of those from the village who lost their lives during WW1 and WW2.
This is not conclusive coverage of the village, there is still one more part to take care of...which is to be continued within the next couple of months...
Unfortunately, at the time of this recording, I really was quite ill! Which was about two weeks into an illness that lasted for approx four weeks. During this time I still carried on with recording walks (and drives @AmbientHighway - Shameless plug!)
Thanks for walking with me.
#cotswolds #englishcountryside #england #villageambience

[@gloriat75]

Beautiful! Wish I had visited England when I was young & able! I’ve always been obsessed with England. I recently found out one of my great-great-great-etc. grandmothers was from Kent in the 1700’s. Her name was Lady Sarah Percel! England is in my genes! ❤️

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Gloria. Thanks very much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. That really is amazing, ancestral history is always very interesting. Have a good week ahead. All the best to you.

[@LindaH-zm2il]

I also wish that I visited England when I was younger an able to get around. Especially the Northeast. At least I can enjoy the walking tours now on KZbin.

[@Secretorder13]

She must of been well off if she had the title "Lady" with her name??

[@user-pl4ex5pt3b]

Настоящие медитации - ваши видео. Спасибо! С любовью из России ❤ (Санкт-Петербург)

[@eyraclarisse144]

BRRRRR ! a lovely freezing morning . Beautiful, and so peaceful.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Eyra. It is lovely to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this frosty morning walk. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@thembamthembu437]

Walking with you from South Africa. Thank you.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

That’s great, thank you very much.

[@user-pw9lx3wv5y]

Very beautiful video! Cold winter morning! Thank you! 💙💛❗🇬🇧❗🇺🇦

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Great to hear from you! Thank you for your comment, glad you enjoyed this winter morning walk. All the best to you. OAAW

[@Robin72236]

Hey there! Wonderful, but cold morning there. Whole northern Europe suffers currently of a terrible cold weather whip ! Oslo minus 30 Celsius. You should take care on yourself 🙏

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Roger. Thanks very much for your comment. Wow! That is really 🥶 in Oslo. I shall try to. Many thanks.

[@christianwilde3668]

Thank you 🥰💗🇬🇧🔥🔥🔥 from Argentina!!!!! I love the COTSWOLDS, the ENGLISH countryside 🔥🇬🇧🥰💗

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Christian. That is wonderful to hear :). Please see my other channel dedicated to the Cotswolds & English countryside : @outandaboutdriving Many thanks to you for your support.

[@christianwilde3668]

@@OutandaboutWalking Hello ,not at all you deserve it!!!!!!!!!!

[@susancrone5670]

What a special time of day; in a special place. Thank you for taking us along ❤️🤗

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Susan. Really nice to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this one. My pleasure 😊, thanks for coming along. Best wishes. OAAW

[@francoisevitard5272]

A very gentle and pleasant walk, but in very cold weather. Salperton is a quiet, secluded village in the middle of nowhere! Thank you OAAW for this beautiful walk 😀😀 😀😀😀

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much Françoise for another great description. All the best to you my friend. OAAW

[@AbidAlhaleemhafiz]

Steps on ingland land ❤❤🥰🌺⚘

[@francoisevitard5272]

@@AbidAlhaleemhafiz Yes, but our friend OAAW's walks have a very special, almost magical charm! His forest walks are a delight; enjoy your evening!

[@AbidAlhaleemhafiz]

❤🌺​@@francoisevitard5272

[@srk8360]

Silent Beauti...🤫🤫 Very nice ..Bro..🙏💐💐💐💐💐

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much, SRK :). Hope you are having a nice weekend. All the best to you. OAAW

[@wendyfisher3886]

Like walking through a fairy tale. Loved your choice of entry, and the high moon was icing on the cake. The whole English countryside looks like a thousand years of planning. Many thanks!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Wendy. Good to hear from you. Thank you so much for your lovely comment, really glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you. OAAW

[@KingOFuh]

Thank you, it is a place of the past, magical. Probably really comfy-cozy there with a nice fire in the fireplace.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

That does sound nice and warming :). Many thanks to you for your comment.

[@olieramirez.823]

I'm a winter ❄️ kind of girl, love, love the snow, This is so cozy, beyond Stunning, I have no words to describe this extraordinary country. The best part of it, stone villages 🏔️❄️⛪🏚️❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Olie. It is lovely to hear from you today. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Frosty winter walks are captivating. Coincidentally I was only thinking to myself earlier on just how much I love to see these Cotswold stone villages and will never tire of seeing them 😍. Many thanks to you. Enjoy your day. ~ OAAW

[@jamesd0000]

Nicely framed opening. Beautiful idyllic location. Another place in which I would love to live. 🙂 The footsteps crunching the frosted grass added to the walk as did the frost covered branches. Well paced throughout. Loved the quiet. Thanks! 🙌🏻

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, James. It is really good to hear from you. Hope all is well and you are having a good weekend. Always appreciate your feedback :). Many thanks. All the best to you. OAAW

[@arunasubba4703]

so beautiful ... wish to be there really really to be there.

[@gloriat75]

I swear it feels like I’ve been there! ❤

[@davidc9135]

This must be one of the most beautiful developed regions in the world. Wind in the willows comes to mind, I'm almost half expecting Mr Toad to come whipping around the corner in his motorcar 'Beep beep ha! ha!'

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, David. Thank you for your lovely comment. I can definitely imagine Mr Toad in his car whipping along the lanes :). All the best to you.

[@leonesp7574]

I live in the field and now in the morning the turfed is covered of frosty thank you very much for your posting 🇪🇸👌🏻🌷🌷🌷🧑‍🌾👍

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Glad you enjoyed this one León. Stay warm! All the best to you. OAAW

[@arunasubba4703]

thank you for such a video. walking....

[@Dstew57A]

The opening scene reminds me oh how King Edward might have met his Queen Elizabeth……beautiful scenery. Thank you for making this and sharing it with us!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi. Thanks very much for the lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed the walk. All the best to you.

[@mrredithhall7115]

Frosty silver mystery❄

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi Mrredith. Glad you enjoyed this walk :)

[@Renovator26]

Brilliant!

[@gladysfabrizio7783]

Hermoso! ❤️🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks, Gladys :). All the best to you.

[@marillynthomas3294]

Stunning love the countryside, will never be a ‘townie’

[@_b_u_l_l_s_h_a_r_k_]

Gorgeous. Thank you so much. ❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Glad you enjoyed this walk. Thank you :)

[@sandralovegrove2805]

Thank you for your posts🦋 we all need a quiet daily walk! Appreciate your work in sharing ☮️🦋🥰 from 🇨🇦 Canada

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Sandra. Thanks very much for your comment. Yes, indeed we do :). All the best to you from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@patriciashannon6631]

That Crucifixion at the end tells me everything…Knights Templar and us the slaves

[@user-ib6km8kh7f]

Amazing Amazing ❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much :)

[@user-dv8co3ie6b]

The countryside of Jantra is very beautiful. I would like you to visit it soon. It has become easy for us to get there

[@janetryan9779]

Another beautiful walk- and this one a bit different, as it was on a frosty morning. (I had to quickly look up how -7 Celsius converted to Fahrenheit, as we use the latter system here). The familiar stone cottages and buildings had a different look in this season- but without diminishing any of their charms. I was surprised at how many bird sounds I heard, as our area is almost silent of their songs in winter- save for the occasional honking of Canadian geese as they fly over. Sparrows live around here in winter but we usually don’t hear them. (They are probably too busy keeping warm and fed to sing to us!). Anyway, the bird calls on your video were delightful to hear- and the frosted-over spider web on the gate was also truly unique! Ending at the WW I/II war memorial was a lovely touch; I know my veteran dad was always conscious of how blessed he was to have returned from WWII, and he always was mindful of the sacrifices of those who hadn’t. Thanks for the nice walk! (P. S. Please don’t ever feel compelled to go out and make videos if you are ill! Your viewers appreciate your dedication, but would not want you to worsen your ailments by traipsing around when you should be home in bed with a cup of tea!). : )

[@janetryan9779]

I have no idea why my phone put lines through part of my comment! I didn’t do that! 🙄

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Janet. Hope you are having a nice Sunday. Thank you very much for your time & comment (don’t worry about the lines thing, probably just gremlins in the YT system!). I do enjoy hearing birds sing first thing in the morning. I did a walk this morning in which had some very audible birds singing plus some very-very noisy crows. You have probably noticed that whenever there is a war memorial I nearly always include it as I never take for granted or under estimate the sacrifices made by so many in so many different ways, including your dear dad. Have a good week ahead. All the best to you. OAAW

[@janetryan9779]

@@OutandaboutWalking These phones do strange and wondrous things- often without our consent. : /. For this reason I try to edit everything I write to anyone, but sometimes weird things occur after our text, comment, or whatever leaves us (as just happened with the lines and the “gremlins”!). Yes, I have noticed in your videos your respect for veterans of both your own country and of other countries- and it is very much appreciated!!! If my dad were here, he would not only enjoy your videos, but he would probably want me to also send comments on his behalf, telling you some of his tales- as he so enjoyed his time in England (obviously not the war, but the country itself). I must tell you that when I looked up the location of the Cotswolds on a map, I was excited to see that Bath is nearby. (Is Bath considered part of the Cotswold region?) This is significant because though my dad was stationed in the Colchester/Coggeshall area- in the southeastern region- he very wisely used any spare time he had- such as weekend passes- to sightsee. He had been to London, of course, but he also mentioned going to Bath- so he had traveled to your area, as well. Therefore, it’s quite possible that he did actually see the region that I am getting to enjoy now with your walks! It will be an added pleasure for me to imagine my dad as a young American GI, perhaps walking in some of these lovely villages, and through the countryside. (He loved to walk, too). I just thought I would share that, as the thought pleased me! : )

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@janetryan9779 yes, Bath is just inside the Southern end of the Cotswolds. I can imagine sitting and chatting to your dad about his experiences here of when he would of walked and explored throughout the various villages, towns and cities, really quite remarkable when we think about it that come many decades later these walks would mean so much to you on a personal level. I hope Mr Ryan is doing OK. All the best to you both.

[@janetryan9779]

@@OutandaboutWalking Yes, my dad would have chatted at length to you about his experiences- riding the Queen Mary over, and about all that he saw while there. He loved that in England there was no language barrier, so he felt confident striking out on his own. I recall him marveling that all the houses “over there” are stone- as opposed to the wood frame houses that are common here. (He surmised that it was not only due to their age, but also perhaps because the greater dampness of the English climate made stone structures more durable….don’t know if this is so). My husband is doing okay; he has some health issues that require constant vigilance, but so far no calamities this year! That was very kind of you to remember that we had a New Years’ day ER visit, and inquire after his health; thank you! : )

[@longwaytotipperary]

Wonderful and calming. However, please take care of yourself!! 🙏🏻

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Great to hear from you. Thanks very much for your concern. All the best to you.

[@michelepfaff5363]

Good morning....the sounds get me every single time. The water moving, your frosted foot-steps & the birds are all so sensory & brings us right along with you as much as the visual, it's perfect. Of course the frost makes it even more enchanting & magical as I let my imagination play. Thank you for doing this on a chilly slippery morning, I know your careful but do take care of you. Ty 🩵

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Michele. Glad you enjoyed this walk. The hard frost really is the icing on the cake in this video. There is something about the crunchy footstep sounds, that makes for a nice audio texture. When you visit you will be spoilt for choice as where to go first :). Enjoy your day. OAAW

[@michelepfaff5363]

@@OutandaboutWalking oh I have no doubt!! My problem is I will want to stay long enough to feel & see every season...🤗

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@michelepfaff5363 stay for Spring & Autumn that way you also get the bonus of Summertime as well :). If only, hey, Michele!?

[@michelepfaff5363]

@@OutandaboutWalking yes, it sometimes takes me awhile but I am very determined. I will get there... 🤗

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@michelepfaff5363 good :)

[@alterspace2012]

What a wonderful frosty morning - quite magical! Hope you're feeling much better now 🙂

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Susannah. Thank you for your lovely comment. Yes, definitely feeling much better now, thank you 😊

[@cherylb6755]

Hey OAAW~ 👋🏻 What a fab thumbnail… I love a bench under a tree! 😉👏🏻 Oh, for an OAAW compilation of benches you’ve walked by! Have you ever thought of selling stills from your videos? As physical photos? As digital downloads? I just used the first 7:15+/- from this to meditate. The sound of your rhythmic footfalls on the frosty grass was perfect! Thank you for another wonderful OAAW walk! 👏🏻

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Cheryl. Thank you for your lovely comment, always a pleasure to hear from you. That is a great idea! A compilation of scenes of benches under trees, which leads me onto other ideas....a comp of rivers...a comp of looking up through the trees, so many different possibilities. Yes, sometime ago, I did think about selling prints but not so much produced from video stills but more along the lines of going out on location with a tripod and my decent DSLR and really framing some shots up to get a nice composition going and high res images. I may well start it in the Spring when the Cotswolds starts to bloom. Also, something I am seriously thinking about ATM is starting a clothing line, using the 'Out and about' as a brand / and logo design for the clothing, mainly outdoor garments (but not entirely limited to outdoors). So in essence using the OAAW logo but without the walking figure. How does this sound to you? I didn't know you meditate, that is so cool! Have you tried the new driving channel for medititional purposes as it uses the 432 Hz soundscapes which is known to aid meditation. Thanks again, Cheryl 🙂

[@cherylb6755]

@@OutandaboutWalking Hey OAAW~ Oh, brilliant… compilations galore! What a fab idea!👏🏻 I wonder what other viewers look for while they watch your videos? It has that feel of “being under the same moon: benches, rivers, trees, etc. - all as markers, as it were. Cool! A new channel. Still photos. A clothing line. How exciting! I love it when creative people start imagining. There is such a massive crisis of imagination now. Your appreciation and respect for the outdoor esthetic leads me to think the clothing line is something worth nurturing. I’ve meditated forever it seems. Typically with my eyes closed and focused on my breathing; and when not silently, I’m listening to nature sounds. Pretty simple stuff that I think of as “no frills.” I find soundscapes for meditation unpleasantly distracting for some reason. Weird, huh? Go figure…. I hope you are feeling better now….

[@joanl3115]

Wonderful ‼️👏‼️👏‼️👏. Thank you so much for sharing your walk🎥 🚶‍♂️. Happy New Year 🎊🎆

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks, Joan. Glad you enjoyed it 😊. Happy New year to you too.

[@FarahAicha-ey2ow]

Bonjour cher ami je suis contents de vous revoir et participer a une nouvelle aventure au beau village, je te souhaite beaucoup de progrès dans ta vis, et bon continuation, merci pour cette promenade, que dieu bénisse chaque personne comme vous, ton fidèle ami. Aicha. Thank you 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤🤎💚💙🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🙏🙏🥰🥰😍😍🌼💐💮🪴🎄🌷🌹je te offre c'est fleurs comme prevent d'amitié.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hello Aisha. How lovely to hear from you today. How are you? Hope all is well. Thank you for your lovely comment. Have a good week ahead. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

[@alking.abwhajr]

رائع صوت الأقدام وهي تسير 😆🤲🏻🧡

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Good to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you.

[@narramundos]

fantástico, lugar lindo!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thank you very much

[@kosmokatinperson8835]

Bliss!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks :)

[@MikeDanial]

I had to stop and comment before continuing on this walk because of the awesome walk through the tunnel! Looking up at the workmanship was perfect! I went back through six times! Any idea when that tunnel was built? Am praying to God for your health as I continue on this walk. PS And then….the Frosted Spider Web!! Wow!!! PSS And a beautiful final view. Thank you.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Mike. Thanks very much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Unfortunately I don't know when the bridge was built but to hazard a guess, I can't see it being anymore than two hundred years old. I believe it is a disused railway bridge but not 100% sure. I am feeling much-much better now thanks 😊.

[@JennyPostlethwaite]

0:49 Hello. Recently found your channel and am catching up with all the videos you've posted. Living in Canada now but grew up near the Southern edge of the Cotswolds. Miss it dearly and am enjoying all your walks, even the rainy ones! I know several of the villages you have shown and frankly, they've hardly changed at all! Love the sounds of this particular walk. Thank you

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Jenny. Welcome aboard! I very much appreciate your kind support. Have a lovely Easter weekend. All the best to you. OAAW

[@lizohagan8233]

Thank you for this beautiful, tranquil walk. So sorry to hear that you were ill and hope you feel much better now. A belated Happy New Year to you and your family.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Liz. Lovely to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Thanks for your well wishes and all the best to you and your family for 2024. ~ OAAW

[@sdmsdm7926]

Finally! a dog barking...a little dog...

[@creacionesjenuti5551]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Many thanks :)

[@hellie_el]

love the sound of the footfalls on the the frosty ground today. one of the things i love most about your walks is that you don't always wait for sunny days. i feel like you give a real picture of walking in the uk. ❤❤❤ sorry to hear you haven't been feeling well and i hope you will be all better very soon. :)

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Hellie. Glad you enjoyed this frosty morning walk. It really was bitterly cold that day but very picturesque all the same. Thank you for your well wishes, I am feeling much better (finally) thanks 🙏. Have a good week. OAAW

[@hellie_el]

@@OutandaboutWalking :) ❤️

[@ClareHarrison-qi3bw]

I always wonder how you know where to walk. A paper map, a walkers' book or an app on the 'phone? I'll let you do the walking at the moment, as I felt rough with a bad cold on 2 January - which turned out to be Covid! I only tested as a work colleague had a spare test kit in his car, so had to go home pronto. I still feel no better really - and then I read you are unwell too. Maybe rest, and take a test!

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Evening, Clare. Sorry to hear you are feeling unwell too. I have pretty much recovered now, I can’t help but wonder if it was some kind of Covid mutation that I had as it felt just like Covid but all tests I did were negative each time. Blimey, did I ever feel ill though, it was tough going (it literally lasted for about 4 weeks). Regarding routes, all I do is have a look on Google maps if I don’t already know the area well. Hope your ailment clears up quickly for you. Thanks for you continued support. OAAW

[@ashazofficial]

Speechless 😮 But one thing no window in those houses howcome isn't it strange

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much Ashaz. I can’t say I noticed windowless houses tbh. All the best to you. OAAW

[@DannyPeck]

These Skyrim mods are getting nuts

[@FarCry-sd6xk]

Thanks for another beautiful walk! I hope you're feeling better now. I'm curious about the purpose of the fence-like wooden structures around tree trunks at the end of the video, can you please explain?

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much for your comment. I am feeling much better now thank you. Good question! I think that maybe the fencing around the trees is there to give protection from the livestock, especially whilst the trees are still relatively young in age (just a guess tho). Thanks for your support. OAAW

[@FarCry-sd6xk]

Thanks for explanation! This was my only guess, too. @@OutandaboutWalking

[@Turk-yv6un]

Wonderful views and love the tranquility! I am wondering why they put slate on top of the walls in the vertical fashion? Is it to keep people from sitting on the walls or birds etc.?

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much indeed. Oh, the walls are built like that mainly to protect them from the elements, plus it looks great too (in my opinion). All the best to you.

[@MikeDanial]

Thank you. It certainly looks older than any bridge I’ve seen here in the States. One other observation. How did you get those geese to do those flyovers?? 😄

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Was there geese, honestly did not see them

[@janel342]

They’re called Animal Action - used in many films

[@MikeDanial]

@@OutandaboutWalking they’re reeeaaly up there and hard to see.

[@AbidAlhaleemhafiz]

Hello 👍🏻🤩🥰

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Abid. Good to hear from you.

[@hughjass6646]

I lost myself in this soporific video. I love the soothing shaking of your camera. Do you use a selfi stick with a shock absorber of sorts? When I'm recording my garden walkbout videos (for personal use), I feel a bit dizzy watching them as I can't seem to keep my phone camera from shaking too much. What inexpensive equipment could you recommend for someone who wants to make the same quality video for personal use and memory but with a youtube quality? )) Thanks in advance for your reply. p.s. I hope you're feeling better already. Love, Hugh

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Hi, Hugh. Thanks very much for your comment. No selfie stick or shock absorber was used as the camera has a gimbal built into it. My recommendation would be for the camera that I am currently using which is the DJI Pocket 3, whilst it is not cheap it is not expensive either, but all depends on your budget really, if this camera is not within your price range (it retails at 489 UK pounds) you could try one of the earlier models of this camera which are now much cheaper, ie: DJI Pocket 1 or the DJI Pocket 2. Best of luck & happy filming. OAAW

[@hughjass6646]

Thanks so much for the super quick and thorough response, complete with some options to consider! You've made my decision-making way easier. Christmas money officially earmarked )) Summer garden, here I come! 😊🌞 @@OutandaboutWalking

[@elianabandeira7676]

💯💯👏👏👏👏🥶🥶❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks very much, Eliana. Hope you are doing well. All the best. OAAW

[@sdmsdm7926]

Why does everything have a blueish greenish tint to it, I feel like I'm watching a scene from Twilight (2008) teenage vampire movie....

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Ah, there are two reasons for that...1) The time of day...as majority of my walks are filmed either before the sun fully rises or I film at night / dusk, at these times of day the light has a very different quality compared to say midday. 2) Colour grading that I use, to give my videos a unique kind of look. I very much appreciate your comment and will take your feedback on board, with this in mind I shall look at reducing the amount of colour grading on future videos as the effect should be only subtle and not over the top. Thanks. All the best to you.

[@songlanW]

too much fliter~~

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Thanks for your feedback. I do agree...it will be reduced for future uploads

[@songlanW]

@@OutandaboutWalking 😁

[@jaclynmwvasquez]

You will live an extra long life... you have the secret, a command over yourself, the motto "ifn ye fall down and breaks yer leg, get up and be awalkin' on it anyways" aka "mind over matter". I feel your suffering yet the smoothness of your steps and camera testify your pluck. This Salp be the most magnificent landscape for capturing frost. I studied it as we walked, even took acouple screenshots (tis okay?) to dare meself to brush the like on canvas, shall be complex (for a pathological perfectionist) as never yet attempted to recreate ice crystals much less fields of them. Ha! That's me! Wearing nothing but an open sweater mutting about outdoors in freezies, seeing ifn I can blow frost rings (never can, always mimic those Cotswold steam pipes). Another thing me likens be the moon, high, in the daytime, good omen. YES, spider web close-up, how'dya know I'd been spying them amongst the stone fencing, revealed only by the bitter dew, only thing is their builders' not around (nor hims lunches). Okay.. here be me 🤍s: 3:14, 12:47, 21:43-21:55, 28:46-28:52.

[@OutandaboutWalking]

Good day, L.J. How is your Sunday shaping up? You know me by now, always keep going regardless :). Salperton is a stunning village, but the frosting really added an extra dimension. Absolutely, you can screenshot, I would love to see what you can do with it on canvas! No end to your talents! Some new scenes for 2024 recap video perhaps?. Thanks for your company :). OAAW

[@jaclynmwvasquez]

​@@OutandaboutWalking Yes, thought I'd be "ahead of the game" but with also personables. Tho these 2 DO reflect Cotswolders for they hailed you first (tho doggos totally ignored 🤣) Maybe there'd be a smidgin of encouragement to a few other viewers doing the same, something fun and diversified. But that's me curiosity, like, what would an islander rivet to, someone incapacitated find that made them laugh and smile for days, which city children started looking around and jumped up and down at spying a rain drop sparkle on a fire hydrant.... No one can cure the world, but changing a few perspectives could be liken the flu, contagious. That's sorta your purpose, no?

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@jaclynmwvasquez that is so true, we can’t cure the world but sometimes the littlest of things can make a big difference or go a long way

[@OutandaboutWalking]

@@jaclynmwvasquez PS. I had a busy night last night, did a night walk then did a preliminary night drive through the Cotswolds, although I have not viewed it on the computer yet only the back of the camera, going just on that it looks OKAY. The new vehicle camera mount worked like a charm! Oh, then an early morning walk followed by a sunny morning drive through the Cotswolds - four videos done in the space of 12 hours :)

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​@@OutandaboutWalking Eegad Sir🕶️. Efficiency be another dower rod I have too; unyielding in cruel dominoeing. But, when I hit the last domino, blank both ends, doggone ifn I start building another lineup. You too? Taintja something! Just something!