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peaksonysue
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Broadway, Worcestershire, England
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#worcestershire#uk#photography#winter#winter aesthetic#english countryside#english village#country life#country living#cottagecore#winter cottagecore#cottagecore aesthetic#e
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As the village of Grasmere charmed Wordsworth, so it does us today
#Grasmere#Cumbria#Lake District#Wordsworth#Coleridge#stone cottage#English village#stone walls#lilacs#nostalgia
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All Saints Church, Aldwincle, Northamptonshire.
#northamptonshire#Northampton#churches#English churches#England#villages#aldwincle#Britain#english village#ENglish countryside
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so lucky to live here
#spilled thoughts#neurodiversity#mentalhealth#england#life#countryside#oxfordshire#English village#nature#nature walk#animals#spring#new blogger#photography#flowers
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She imagined an ancient grey church, a village green, a fête in the summer with a splendid WI tent. England as it should be. You only found those place on television now, of course, and generally people were being murdered wholesale in them.
Kate Atkinson, from Death at the Sign of the Rook
#cozy mystery#england#humor#meta#genre#murder mystery#english village#idealized#description#setting#old fashioned#agatha christie#grantchester#quotes#lit#words#excerpts#quote#literature#tv#kate atkinson#death at the sign of the rook
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Hi friends!
Hope you’re all well. We had a very inspiring visit to the Cotswolds recently, and wanted to share some photos with you from the adorable chocolate box villages we visited. It’s definitely boosted our motivation massively!! We’re currently working on writing quests and finishing up some game mechanics, like potion making. We’ll also add more cottages around Hollowmoor, these characters need a place to live!
If you like these sort of behind the scenes updates / photos let us know! 🧙♀️
#game dev#cottagecore#english countryside#cotswolds#countryside#stow on the wold#arlington row#chocolate box villages#english village#grandmacore#fairycore#cute cottages#cute#indie games#cozy games#cosyvibes#cosy aesthetic#cozy living#cozymood#country life#nature#cottage vibes#country cottage#cottagecore aesthetic#game developers#game development#inspiration#moodboard#summer#scenery
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Castle Combe; often named as the ‘Prettiest Village in England.'
Castle Combe, a medieval village and civil parish within Cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty in Wiltshire, England.
The village has a rich history and the houses are made up of the honey coloured Cotswold stone, typical for a village of this area.
The village takes its name from a castle built on the hill to the north of the village in the 12th century AD, of which little now remains except earthworks.
No new homes have been built in the historic area since 1600s AD.
During the Middle Ages, the village, along with much of the Cotswolds, enjoyed prosperity due to the growth of a thriving wool industry.
Within Castle Combe, you’ll find a Market Cross and St Andrew’s Church, which dates from the 13th century AD.
The church houses a faceless clock, which is reputed to be one of oldest working clocks in the country.
Numerous weavers’ cottages were erected from local stone, and these ancient honey-hued buildings remain one of the village’s standout features today.
The village was known in particular for manufacturing a red and white cloth known as ‘Castlecombe,’ which was renowned in the markets of Bristol, Cirencester, as well as London and abroad.
In 1440 AD, King Henry VI granted Castle Combe the right to hold a weekly market, with unmistakable Market Cross monument still standing proudly today.
Castle Combe strictly banned all modern attachments such as TV dishes and external wires to the exterior of its houses, restrictions that have been instrumental in helping the historic village to maintain its authentic appearance.
As a result, the village has become a popular location for film crews, with productions including the 1967 filmed musical Doctor Dolittle, Stardust, and The Wolf Man were all shot within the village.
Castle Combe was a key filming location for Stephen Spielberg’s War Horse.
To recreate a 1914 setting, the village’s tarmac through-road was closed and covered with a temporary muddy surface.
Its modern street lamps, signage, and post boxes were either covered or removed altogether. Its white window frames were repainted with more muted colours.
📷 : Credit to the Owner
#Castle Combe#Cotswolds#Wiltshire#England#medieval village#Middle Ages#Market Cross#St Andrew’s Church#Castlecombe#King Henry VI#filming location#weekly market#market town#12th century#1100s#medieval history#medieval architecture#stone buildings#English village
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jacobxrossi
#country living#cozy cottage life#country life#country aesthetic#english cottage#english countryside#english village#cozy living
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Houses and Bricks Brokenhurst, New Forest UK
jan 2023
#English Houses#english countryside#beautiful england#beautiful countryside#newforest#brokenhurst#redbrick#brick house#english landscape#countryside#visit england#travelling#escapelondon#countryside landscape#english village#best english village#visit brokenhurst#original photography#travel photography
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English Country Village by Georgia Grace
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The Falkland Arms is a welcome sight when exploring the Cotswolds
#Falkland Arms#Great Tew#Oxfordshire#English village#UK#old inns#English pub#Cotswolds#rural britain#18th century
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