The Cotswolds: A Gentle Guide to England's Honey Hills
Honey-coloured villages, medieval wool churches and a steam railway along the escarpment: a calm, practical guide to the Cotswolds for travellers who prefer to go slowly.
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Honey-coloured villages, medieval wool churches and a steam railway along the escarpment: a calm, practical guide to the Cotswolds for travellers who prefer to go slowly.
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