We woke up stiff this day but decided to do a lot of walking, much of it through beautiful scenery similar to the scenery of the day before and so not all of it is recorded but we did see a lot of small village churches starting with this one in Northleach where this was the cemetery along with the price list before we entered the church and saw amazing bronze casts from the wealthy wool merchants of a bygone era and the podium which these children were enjoying and a description of its founders way back when complete with engraved images and these amazing pieces by the windows together with the history of the leadership another bronze and some history of these steps. After recording some more brass and the lovely pillows, we said good bye to the Howes and exited to the town center admiring the roofs and this great English device that does it all for you -- soap, water, hot air but we could not find the path we wished to take and so we drove on to Windrush where we found a path and began walking through fields and barns and livestock

having been to the church in Windrush and watched the dicks float in the water before we reached the green in Little Barrington and admired the views and the welcoming sign before we began the walk back along this beautiful road which kept Suzanne going before we came upon this weird structure (perhaps a grill) in front of one of the local houses and then we admired many flowers walking back to the church where we had started

Next, we drove on to Burford where this license plate appeared in the car park and this was the lovely local river with amazing shrub sculptures as we headed off to Fulbrook walking along this dangerous road and then turned onto a very quiet road where the cows relaxed and caught views of the city from a cross the way including the High Street structures as we walked past some remarkable structures along the road eventually reaching the most elegant of all from which we recorded the view and then began the walk back across the fields where we found this sign for the dogs collection as Suzanne recorded me in front of this backdrop and I recorded her in front of where we had been but we marched on and met these cows along the way before getting back to the High Street and passing Jayne's (their misspelling). Next, we went to the remarkable cathedral and went in to see a lot of local history but not quite like this history. We then found a husband and wife who had stories and graves

and recorded the fee structure. Our last stop of the day was in Bibury where we recorded this building and then the remarkable church with great rose flowers and this sign for the dog collection though the church was about to close which limited the inside photography but we did walk down to the local river where we saw ducks serenely floating and realized the reward William Morris got for saying that Bibury was the most beautiful town in all of England and made our way to Arlington Row with its cottages and then began our hike starting with this sign for the dog collection and this collection of signs that suggested that all directions led to public footpaths. The beautiful walk led us back to the Bibury Court Hotel where we saw the waterfalls calming waters with beautiful foliage and a massive main building and also a black swan in the river. The flowers were also lovely

and we were assured that there was much history here as we called it a day. Once back in Cheltenham, we stopped at the Turkish Grille and had Efes and tea followed by a shared Mezes chicken and a salad for Suzanne and Turkish pizza for me. From the dessert menu we ordered this baklava and called it a day.