Bibury, a village of the Cotswolds with its typical architecture
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Oreo Cows!
Those Belted Galloways (affectionately called "Belties") are placed there again courtesy of the National Trust to regulate the flora, same as the miniature Highlanders on Cape Cornwall.
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That tourist lady spent at least ten minutes taking photos of the carcasses - I just wanted to get a shot of them with the funeral parlour sign in the background. (Actually, Gérald took the pictures.)
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Stow-on-the-Wold, another Cotswolds village
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We finished the day in Gloucester ("cester" comes from the Romans, indicating a town or settlement - in fact the Romans introduced the concept of towns in England - when the Romans left Britain in the 5th century, Corinium was soon abandoned).
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