Wishing everyone a lovely Friday with this cheerfully vibrant photo ๐ธ
Is it just us or is anybody else looking forward to the time when the #gardens of the #Cotswolds burst into a riot of colour?
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May we wish everyone a very Happy New Year with our first post in 2022!
The Cotswold Way is already becoming one of our most popular #tours of the year and if you look at this photo, it is easy to see why.
Photo by Margaret Clavell, taken at #CoaleyPeak on the #CotswoldWay
Summer has finally arrived, and we hope you get the chance to spend time #outdoors and enjoy a #walk. If you happen to be in the #Cotswolds, join us on one of our small group walks to explore the #countryside with an expert local #guide!
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If you are planning to โget away from it allโ in the #Cotswolds, what are you looking forward to the most?
This is one of our countless favourite views that we always look forward to seeing when #walking the #CotswoldWay.
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Onwards and upwards! ๐ฅพ
Most of our #walks are relatively easy, paths are well trodden and there are very few steep inclines and declines - pictured is a fine example. ๐
Many thanks to our clients for this photo, taken back in 2017, whilst walking the #Cotswold Ring.
The #CotswoldWay showcases some of the most iconic #Cotswolds landmarks, but it is the unexpected discoveries that make the #trail extra special.
One of these little secrets is this box tucked away in #DyrhamWood, filled with messages written by #walkers from around the world.
Our first blog post of 2021 for Slow Travel Tours is out! We share our tips and thoughts with those who might not have considered a self-guided #walking tour before.
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Photo: Lunch with a view, Stanton village
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A lovely memory from August 2019 - #guiding our guests, Cristina and Stefano from Italy.
Weโre looking forward to days like this, doing what we do best: sharing our knowledge and passion for the beautiful #Cotswolds.
Many thanks to Stefano for the great photo!
We rarely see #CleeveCommon at dusk, as #walking the #CotswoldWay that crosses the Common is most certainly a daytime activity. ๐ฅพ But look how magical these #views are just before sunset!
Many thanks to Margaret Clavell for this stunning time-lapse video from last autumn.