Hidden Gems in the Cotswolds Episode 4 | Charlton Abbotts, Brockhampton, Guiting Power & Naunton

[@TheCotswoldExplorer]

Did you enjoy Charlton Abbotts as much as we did? Let us know your favourite place, and where you're watching from!

[@cinccave5459]

It's not just the beauty of the English Cotswolds. It is you love of the English countryside that shines through each and every episode.

[@jfnuyen]

Michigan (USA) here for your enchanting trip through your lovely land. As Robin walks with his two four legged buddies, it seems like a dreamscape as he passes down the narrow roads by old gravestones and time aged rock walls. What a magical ancient land you have and you are lucky you can explore it as you do. I am looking forward to your next excursion back in time. 😀

[@AdonaiForMe]

Beautiful land and your voice is so very pleasant. Watching from the Appalachian foothills of NE GA 🇺🇸Thank you kind sir for sharing!

[@Diggin4LifeMetalDetecting]

Robin - another outstanding episode sir! Thank you for bringing the country to our livingroom in Canada, where our roots lie in Britain. Keep well and we value greatly the work that you put in to your videos.

[@malcolmrichardson3881]

Very enjoyable vignettes of some Cotswold jewels, full of historical and architectural interest. What a pleasure it must be to make these journeys.

[@goldenineke]

I would be happy to find myself transported from Australia to any of these beautiful places.

[@suebaker3307]

I really can't thank you enough for sharing this video. During the first twenty years of my life as a local to the area shown, I can say with clarity, that the walks were as awesome then as they still are now. I do on occasion go back and visit the places and reminisce the happy times with my parents, brother and sister. One such time still remains in my heart was watching from a bedroom window my father walk to the farm where the elephants and camels now reside and return with a fully dressed shire horse named Roberta (Bobby for short) She was magnificent, and I loved her very much. But best of all was watching my dad plough the fields near and far. And on his return to the farm, I would always wait for him by the gate listening to the clip-clop of hooves. This excited me, big time and my dad knew it. Stopping, he would pick me up and settle me on Bobby's back, and then took me to the farm. Time passed as I watched him remove the harness, give the horse a quick rub down and then given a jolly good feed. When done, we'd walk back home in time for tea.

[@TheCotswoldExplorer]

What a lovely story. Thank You for sharing that - and pleased that this brings back those times in some small way.

[@iamshotty]

Thoroughly enjoyable, very relaxing. I love the classic English villages, they're so beautiful xx Teresa 🇦🇺💞

[@larrycounce4509]

Indeed, hidden gems. I've visited Broadway several times seen other areas of the Cotswolds by car but, never via foot. Amazing sights for someone from rural Tennessee. I traveled about 15 times to attend the British Falconry Fair, the friend and falconer I stayed with lived near Broadway. The Cotswold's reminds me of some areas in Tennessee. Thank you for sharing the Cotswolds.

[@ruthgoebel723]

Very enjoyable indeed….such lovely places.😊

[@sylviabartsch6205]

Watching the vídeo from Brazil. I like the Village and places you and your team show us. It's a very beautiful country.

[@mci6830]

The stonework on these buildings is unbelievable. You can barely see a joint. Great videos and a fabulous voice that really suits the subject matter . 👍

[@AbelTravel]

Thank you for another wonderfully informative video of your lovely country. Educational.

[@JT-qd2sk]

Beautiful corner of England where time has stood still, earthy paradise

[@davidbarbero6212]

Been to these villages many times. At Guiting Power the Old Post Office is a must to visit, great home made cakes and burgers!

[@anthonye1516]

Congratulations on another enjoyable and informative episode, from Hong Kong.

[@MartinEnglishCambodia]

Another great issue. Thank you.

[@carolbulmer8253]

Another brilliant episode… thank you❤️

[@helenbailey8419]

What a beautiful intro.You two are marvelous.

[@mariemorgan7759]

I loved British places and things since I was a child! Thank you for the videos! They are a treat for me!💕🇬🇧The doggies are so adorable,glad you brought them with you!

[@annaplett7896]

It's difficult to choose a favorite location - I really enjoyed your haunted Cotswold episodes - looking forward to your next video - best wishes from Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦❤️🤝

[@michaelfortson4114]

THANK YOU! WELL DONE!

[@annapagliaruli9499]

Grazie per averci messo a disposizione questi vlog paesaggistici così meravigliosi💝🌳🌲❤

[@stephenmckenzie2609]

Excellent presentation as always.

[@historyheroesde9192]

Nice Video. Thank you for taking it with you.

[@robertdiamond2830]

As usual, loved all of this, thank you all so much, from the cold North of England.

[@shelbychambers307]

Beautiful country

[@SUPERSS90]

If I had money I'll move to those Beautiful places.

[@mistiwjordan3268]

Clouds sum or rainy night i would consider it gift to watch you read history and poetry ❤ ty for chnl and yourself

[@kardia1974]

Thank you so much for showing us these amazing places!

[@sherrimorse2349]

Hello. I just wanted to thank you so so much for your Channel.

[@ronnierowe1312]

Beautiful! God bless you!

[@sylviabartsch6205]

I like the land, chapels and churchs.

[@victorioify]

I am enjoying this!

[@susannetroost5634]

Watching al these where are the wolds ? Sad there al gone ..just like in the Netherlands where i am from ...

[@stephengraham5099]

I think a link to A History of Guiting Power would have been preferable, for those of us who have seen it when it was uploaded in March. 🙂

[@joycekepic8947]

Hello from New York I have never been there but it looks beautiful thank you for sharing what can I ask why do you keep your dogs on such a short leash we should let them run on a longer extendable leash just saying they’re beautiful dogs

[@steviem8466]

Love your tours of these Cotswold villages. The only disappointing thing I can think of, is that you don't mention anything about the local shops or attractions in any of the villages, apart from the churches.

[@johntimbrell]

Robin, its difficult from your description of the possible location of the spring flowing from the watershed to the Thames to guess the location.. There are three possibilities which can be traced back from the Rivers Churn, Windrush and Coln. I knew the farmer at Ullenwood Manor before it became the Star Centre. A survey showed a spring that disappeared into the ground and was presumed to reappear at Seven Springs, the start of the Churn. This may help your searh. Of interest is that water is pumped from the Severn at Tewkesbury to the top of Churchdown Hill.at 154 metres. To get over the watershed at Ullenwood the water would have to be pumped another 74 metres to supply the Thames via the Severn which rises in the very wet Welsh Hills.

[@cynthiastogden7000]

Hello from Cornwall. We could do with a Beke here to punish the farmer who insists on ploughing over the public footpath across a field. . Love the Cotswolds.

[@forestgreen916]

the life size wooden elephants ARE COOL

[@brendancoburn427]

hamlet /ˈhamlɪt/ Learn to pronounce noun a small settlement, generally one smaller than a village, and strictly (in Britain) one without a church. WITHOUT A CHURCH!

[@Grandmastergav86]

He clearly just meant smaller than a village, which is the general misconception, while the lack of a church is an important detail the misuse of a word hardly devalues the video.