Castle Combe Bath

I caught a train from London to Bath, England bright and early and was able to see the English countryside for the first time on my 1.5 hour ride to Bath. Rolling hills, beautiful lush green grasses and trees and not very developed. I arrived in Bath around 8am and met up with a tour bus to travel the Cotswolds which are villages in the English …

I started the morning out bright and early (well early at least), before the rest of Bath was awake. I ventured for a morning coffee and a scone before hopping my bus to Stonehenge. I am now the proud owner of my very own pictures of this pre-historic monument. I appreciated that it was in the middle of a field of fluffy white sheep. And of course …

... ; Leaving Lacock, we headed out for our last stop of the day... a little village in the Cotswolds known as Castle Combe.   Nestled away in a forest, with the River Avon running through it, Castle Combe was my favorite English ...

... I'd left in our B&B there. And then it was about an hour and a half down to a little town called Castle Combe, just to the east of Bath. They call themselves the 'prettiest village in England'. Hard to say if it's the peak of 'prettiness', having not ...

... 's Sunday and so there is no bus from our hostel down to the city although we can now successfully navigate Bath's outer reaches. Our tour took us to Castle Combe first which is one of the southern Cotwolds (a bunch of cute old vilages) in which the most ...

... were also filmed there with most of the main characters including Daniel Radcliffe.  Really interesting. Wandered on to Castle Combe passing through a village called Tiddleywinks!!!!  Then arrived in Tetbury - visited the loos - famous ones - ...

... and Avebury stone circle. The Avebury stone circle was really good because we could even touch the stone! We also went to Castle Combe where Dr Dolittle was filmed originally. We also went to Laycock for luch and stood outside the church where some of ...

... in England collapsed, building ceased and the villages were stopped in time and have not built or developed since. We started in Castle Combe which is a very small village with a central church and only one street that passes through the village.The area ...

... our faithful Tom Tom negotiated it all and with regret we left this beautiful city. After about twenty minutes we arrived at Castle Combe via tiny roads and even some lanes through heavily wooded areas. This tiny town has often been judged to be ...

... but a lot more of them than Stonehenge), Lacock (a lovely old village hat has somewhat been forgotten by time) and Castle Combe (another lovely village in an ideal setting - particularly if you can afford the entry fee of setting up house ...

... (we both thought so) than Stonehenge. I'll post pics as soon as I'm able. On to the villages of Lacock and Castle Combe! Both villages have been used in numerous movies and television series like Harry Potter, Pride and Predjudice, Dr. Doolittle ...

... a walk to find the tour bus stop for the following day tour we had booked through Max Max tours. It was a tour of Stonehenge, Avebury, Castle Combe, La Cock, and to see the white chalk horses etc. We also wanted to try and find a coffee shop to go in the ...