Nice opening. Enjoyed visiting Bibury. Was there in the summer. Seeing it alone, with no interruptions as you have here, is truly one in a million! 🙂 So good to see everything green again. Great work!! 🙌🏻
Hi James. It is really good to hear from you today. Glad that you enjoyed our peaceful morning walk. Thanks for your continued support. Enjoy your day. OAAW
Bonjour mon cher ami je suis contente de regarder encore une autre fois se beau video, quelle beau village si j'ai tais la bas je prendre bien un beau café sur se magnifique pont en fasse se merveille laque vraiment une belle vut merci beaucoup pour se beau paysage ton ami fidèle. Aïcha soyez toujours heureux thank you 🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🫶🫶👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
I love when you were walking along the footpath you came upon that random door in the wall. It reminded me of that passage from Evelyn Waugh’s “Brideshead Revisited”: “But I was in search of love in those days, and I went full of curiosity and the faint, unrecognized apprehension that here, at last, I should find that low door in the wall, which others, I knew, had found before me, which opened on an enclosed and enchanted garden, which was somewhere, not overlooked by any window, in the heart of that grey city”.
You had me at " Prettiest Village & what a gorgeous opening. The birds are singing & the water flowing, love it! That part of the country is so beautiful & fairytale like. Your walks are amazing & your so generous sharing them with us as much as you do. Thank you so much for doing this. Have a wonderful evening. ❤
Hi Michele. It is always a pleasure to hear from you. Hope you are OK. Glad you enjoyed another walk in Bibury. I’m looking forward to plenty of summer walks, I bet you are too :). Have a great day. OAAW
It's one of your best walks! I enjoy this walk on my treadmill and get immersed into the surroundings. Well-done. I would love to see this walk in fall with the colors, and I imagine mist over the water. Thank you for this fabulous footage.
My dear friend, as one who lives among concrete roads and buildings, honking horns and racing cars, your videos are a blessed relief and a balm for my spirit. Thank you so very much for using your skills and talents to bring peace to our world.
Hi Lorna. Lovely to hear from you today. Good to hear that you enjoy these walks a lot. Your kind support is greatly appreciated. All the best to you. OAAW
Well that was a very beautiful village with all the little waterways and all the trees. I liked this and I have nothing humorous or impactful to say except thank you.
Well, another walk has just joined the “favorites” list! Your description of Bilbury as “England’s prettiest village” was very accurate- though judging from previous walks you have shown us, there are many other contenders for that honor. I loved the area by the stream, near the opening- with the bench. I would love to be sitting on that bench reading, or quietly making music on some instrument- just enjoying the peaceful ambiance. I continue to stand in awe of the sheer age of some of these buildings (so well preserved!), like the Arlington Row you described. What a sense of the past one must feel when standing there and viewing these structures! (“Old” over here is approx. 200 years, give or take a few decades….not even close to what is old in the UK). Thank you for including this kind of information in your description, that viewers might fully appreciate the history they are seeing. As always, the lovely pathways and lush greenery all around were a delight to see. The cat running along the pathway and slipping through the bars of the gate at the 5 minute mark might not have been significant to anyone else, but it brought me a smile- as I was instantly reminded of one of my dad’s stories of a little cat he encountered and spent time with when he was stationed in England during WWII! The video cat even looked like the cat of yesteryear, as I have a truly sweet photo of my dad as a young GI, smiling and holding the English kitty. :) Thank you for sharing this wonderful walk with us- and I am so glad that you fit this all in before the hordes of tourists arrived. Great timing! :)
Hi Janet. It is really good to hear from you today. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Bibury definitely has strong competition when it comes to having the honor of being named England's prettiest village, especially as there are so many beautiful villages all over the UK but locally, locations like Snowshill, Stanton, Bourton-on-the-Water and Castle Combe to name but just a few all have very individual merits and unique identities and it could be argued that they are also contenders for the title :). The photo you have of your dad & his little feline friend sounds beautiful. Photographs and video are the nearest we have to time machines, a window to the past. It never ceases to amaze me how a walk so far away from one's own location can spark or trigger so many precious memories and emotions. It is also amazing to think that hundreds of years from now someone could be reading through our comments from the what will then be the vintage year of 2024, If so...Hello to you from us! All the best to you, OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking Even the names of these towns sound poetic and pretty! Yes, it’s a wonderful photo of my dad….wish that I could send it along with my comment. The American GIs informally adopted a stray cat that hung around the air base- undoubtedly attracted by the smell of food cooking in the mess hall. Appropriately enough, they named him “K.P.”, standing for “kitchen patrol” (the kitchen duties that the soldiers were scheduled to assist with). The cat definitely brought a little feeling of home to these men who had an entire ocean between them and their families, friends, and pets. When the troops were scheduled to move on to France, they wanted to take K.P. with them, and even built a little carrier for him- but on moving day he never showed up. Clearly he wasn’t about to renounce his British citizenship- and good for him, as it’s admirable to be loyal to one’s own country- even if you happen to be a cat! : ) Have a great week!
Quel charmant village effectivement il n’y avait personne ce qui est agréable et magique sauf 1 🐈⬛ et l’orchestre philharmonique des oiseaux et des canards ai je entendu des peacocks? Quelles magnifique rangée de cottages .Tout est beau .Merci pour les explications et pour le logo 👍merci du partage .Bises de France 🙏🏼
Good evening Li Zen. It is very nice to hear from you today. Good to hear that you enjoyed this walk. That did sound like Peacocks in the distance. Well done on spotting the logo again :). Many thanks. OAAW
I’m speechless! Truly, that was more like one in a billion, to film Bibury in its full glory. This video brought the peace and serenity I needed today. I’m so glad you got there before the crowds. I visited in November 2019. Thank you for sharing this little piece of heaven with us all. So glad I found your channel ☺️
Hi Rose, it is really nice to hear from you. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I hope you are doing OK as it sounds like you are having a hectic day?! I’m so glad to have you on board and receive your kind support. All the very best to you. OAAW
👋🏻my Friend! All ok, if I just stop watching the news😣 Your serene videos are an escape from our crazy world we live in. I’ll be back in the UK soon, and this time I’m determined to drive on the left side, so I can visit more glorious places, as you do. Your videos have provided a lot of inspiration. Would love to see you do a video in Wells. Still trying to watch all your videos. Please keep on traveling and filming! 🙏🏻
@@carmend.1924 awe, that is very kind of you, Rose. I did Wells quite a while ago now, here is the link : Early Morning Walk In Wells | England’s Smallest City th-cam.com/video/DVYkWWqMbz0/w-d-xo.html Hope you can make it back here for another visit one day! Thanks again for everything :)
Wow, what walks u take in this beautiful place! I, for one, love them! Thank you so much for taking us along and sharing!!!! Have a great day or night, whenever u see this!!!
How Cindy. Thank you ever so much for your lovely comment(s). Also I greatly appreciate your kind support. Wherever you are and whatever you are doing, Have a great weekend. OAAW
You were right. It was a one in a million video. One of the things I love about your videos, you go out early in the morning before most people are awake, so the only sounds are those of nature. It's so easy for me to imagine another period long ago, and these villages appear to grow up from the forest, as if they are a part of them.
Hello. Thanks ever so much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Just before bed is a good time to watch these type of videos as they can help us unwind after a busy day :) Many thanks. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking Hi! I hope you know how treasured your videos are and how much joy they bring. You also make the world smaller...it's wonderful to have a friend to walk with on another Continent. Have a magical day.
Hey OAAW~ Oh my goodness! That was fab! I haven’t been able to watch videos on my TV for a while so I’m playing catch-up with your beauties. What a start this was! It was 92-degrees F (33-degrees C) and high humidity out when I was watching this in my living room. And I thought how wonderful it would be to walk a bit in the cool water of the river and then sit on the bench under the tree (early on in your video) … That corner with all the chairs out! Heaven for the day!! I hope you are well and enjoying your summer!👏🏻
Hi Cheryl. It is really good to hear from you. I hope all is well. When do the temperatures in your area peak? Is it around August. If so, I dread to think how hot it could get! Summer here seems to be a bit of a washout as it has been raining a lot lately. Bibury is often referred to as “the most beautiful village in England”, it is definitely a contender worthy of that title. There are indeed some nicely situated benches and I do recall just how much you enjoy a nice bench with a view. All the best to you. OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking Hey OAAW~ I don't envy much, but I envy you and your walks around the English countryside. I am an Anglophile at heart.... (I have been to England, mostly London, twice; both times I experienced no rain whatsoever. None. Weird, huh?) Yes, my love of benches dates back to the beginning of my career. My first "adult" job was across from both the Boston Common and the Boston Public Garden in Boston. As often as I could, I went to one or the other, usually the Public Garden. I'd loved it since I was a child and my grandmother used to take us every summer to ride on the historic Swan Boats. It was where my addiction to bench-hopping started. Benches under trees in a gorgeous setting.... I have absolutely no idea when our temps will peak. We have had a few days over 100-degrees F. The last four years, give or take, here in the US Northeast have been so out-of-the-norm that I have no idea what the heck is going on. We have had little snow but much rain for several years. The weather we've been having in the summer these last few years is hotter and much more humid. Weather forecasters are claiming it will break Wednesday of this week, and that forecast seems to be holding now for a week. We'll see. I am appreciative that our weather isn't as bad as some people's. Here's to dryer, calmer, sunnier, more comfortable days....
@FarahAicha-ey2ow hi Aisha. How are you today? Hope you are OK. Thanks for your comment. Whatever you are doing this weekend have lots of fun. All the best to you. OAAW
El canto de las aves está lleno de energía y matices, en plena primavera. Este pueblo es especialmente bello, como salido de un cuento, todos sus rincones son un regalo a los sentidos. Imagino que las familias que lo habitan no estarán muy contentas por el bullicio y el caos que generan los turistas. Pero algo si sé, es un lugar idílico para visitar y disfrutar de su belleza. El comienzo del recorrido es especial, con el puente de madera sobre las tranquilas aguas, de ahí en adelante quedé enamorada de todo el recorrido. En el estrecho camino hay un árbol con dos grandes ramas que semejan brazos, parece un figura humana y aterradora, jajajaja, " la influencia del cine". El logotipo, como siempre en un lugar estratégico. Muy agradecida por este encantador rato compartido con todos los que aquí concurren. Feliz día mi buen amigo.❤❤❤
Hello Ana. It is very nice to hear from you today. Hope your day is going well. Glad to hear that you enjoyed our walk in Bibury. Have a good day and hope to see you again soon! OAAW
Bonjour mon cher ami j'ai commentait pour se video mais je ne sais pas comment il n'est pas passé, mais sa ne fais rien, se magnifique video et super il me plaît beaucoup surtout se beau paysage et se laque vraiment magnifique merci pour se magnifique video je te souhaite beaucoup de progrès et de bonheur thank you soyez toujours heureux ton ami fidèle. Aïcha salutations et félicitations good 👏👏👏🫶🫶🫶🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🥰😉🙂😍🎉✨🎉✨💐💐💐💐✨✨✨✨💐💐🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿💝💖💝💖
Nice opening. Enjoyed visiting Bibury. Was there in the summer. Seeing it alone, with no interruptions as you have here, is truly one in a million! 🙂 So good to see everything green again. Great work!! 🙌🏻
Hi James. It is really good to hear from you today. Glad that you enjoyed our peaceful morning walk.
Thanks for your continued support.
Enjoy your day.
OAAW
Bonjour mon cher ami je suis contente de regarder encore une autre fois se beau video, quelle beau village si j'ai tais la bas je prendre bien un beau café sur se magnifique pont en fasse se merveille laque vraiment une belle vut merci beaucoup pour se beau paysage ton ami fidèle. Aïcha soyez toujours heureux thank you 🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🫶🫶👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
No person or dog throughout the entire walk? This so deserves a thumbs up 👍🏻
Thanks for your support 🙏
All the best to you.
OAAW
I love when you were walking along the footpath you came upon that random door in the wall. It reminded me of that passage from Evelyn Waugh’s “Brideshead Revisited”: “But I was in search of love in those days, and I went full of curiosity and the faint, unrecognized apprehension that here, at last, I should find that low door in the wall, which others, I knew, had found before me, which opened on an enclosed and enchanted garden, which was somewhere, not overlooked by any window, in the heart of that grey city”.
Hi Arthur. That is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us.
All the best to you.
OAAW
The birdsong is music for my soul Wonderful place & video
@@RebekahLebenstein glad you enjoyed this one Rebekah :)
All the best
OAAW
That is a lovely village with birds. singing in rhe morning and the river.. It is so amazing. Thank you so.much for this wonderful walk.🤗👍❤️
Hi Eyra. Thanks for your lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed today’s walk.
Have a good day.
OAAW
You had me at " Prettiest Village & what a gorgeous opening. The birds are singing & the water flowing, love it! That part of the country is so beautiful & fairytale like. Your walks are amazing & your so generous sharing them with us as much as you do. Thank you so much for doing this. Have a wonderful evening. ❤
Hi Michele. It is always a pleasure to hear from you. Hope you are OK. Glad you enjoyed another walk in Bibury.
I’m looking forward to plenty of summer walks, I bet you are too :).
Have a great day.
OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking oh yes, I am...🤗
How lovely! Just the sounds of nature. Thank you 🙏
Hi Phyllis. It is nice to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk.
Have a good day.
OAAW
7:18 Really like the "no drones" rule.
It's one of your best walks! I enjoy this walk on my treadmill and get immersed into the surroundings. Well-done. I would love to see this walk in fall with the colors, and I imagine mist over the water. Thank you for this fabulous footage.
Thanks very much for your lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. A walk there in the Fall is a great idea!
All the best to you.
OAAW
Thank you for your walk all this english villages are so beautiful ! 👍🌷🌷🌷👨🌾🇪🇸
Hi León. Great to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Hope all is good for you.
All the best.
OAAW
My dear friend, as one who lives among concrete roads and buildings, honking horns and racing cars, your videos are a blessed relief and a balm for my spirit. Thank you so very much for using your skills and talents to bring peace to our world.
Hi Lorna. Lovely to hear from you today. Good to hear that you enjoy these walks a lot. Your kind support is greatly appreciated.
All the best to you.
OAAW
Well that was a very beautiful village with all the little waterways and all the trees. I liked this and I have nothing humorous or impactful to say except thank you.
Hello. Great to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed it. Your kind thanks goes a long way :). Thank you too 🙏
Enjoy your day.
OAAW
Well, another walk has just joined the “favorites” list! Your description of Bilbury as “England’s prettiest village” was very accurate- though judging from previous walks you have shown us, there are many other contenders for that honor. I loved the area by the stream, near the opening- with the bench. I would love to be sitting on that bench reading, or quietly making music on some instrument- just enjoying the peaceful ambiance. I continue to stand in awe of the sheer age of some of these buildings (so well preserved!), like the Arlington Row you described. What a sense of the past one must feel when standing there and viewing these structures! (“Old” over here is approx. 200 years, give or take a few decades….not even close to what is old in the UK). Thank you for including this kind of information in your description, that viewers might fully appreciate the history they are seeing. As always, the lovely pathways and lush greenery all around were a delight to see. The cat running along the pathway and slipping through the bars of the gate at the 5 minute mark might not have been significant to anyone else, but it brought me a smile- as I was instantly reminded of one of my dad’s stories of a little cat he encountered and spent time with when he was stationed in England during WWII! The video cat even looked like the cat of yesteryear, as I have a truly sweet photo of my dad as a young GI, smiling and holding the English kitty. :)
Thank you for sharing this wonderful walk with us- and I am so glad that you fit this all in before the hordes of tourists arrived. Great timing! :)
Hi Janet. It is really good to hear from you today. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Bibury definitely has strong competition when it comes to having the honor of being named England's prettiest village, especially as there are so many beautiful villages all over the UK but locally, locations like Snowshill, Stanton, Bourton-on-the-Water and Castle Combe to name but just a few all have very individual merits and unique identities and it could be argued that they are also contenders for the title :).
The photo you have of your dad & his little feline friend sounds beautiful. Photographs and video are the nearest we have to time machines, a window to the past. It never ceases to amaze me how a walk so far away from one's own location can spark or trigger so many precious memories and emotions. It is also amazing to think that hundreds of years from now someone could be reading through our comments from the what will then be the vintage year of 2024, If so...Hello to you from us!
All the best to you,
OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking
Even the names of these towns sound poetic and pretty!
Yes, it’s a wonderful photo of my dad….wish that I could send it along with my comment. The American GIs informally adopted a stray cat that hung around the air base- undoubtedly attracted by the smell of food cooking in the mess hall. Appropriately enough, they named him “K.P.”, standing for “kitchen patrol” (the kitchen duties that the soldiers were scheduled to assist with). The cat definitely brought a little feeling of home to these men who had an entire ocean between them and their families, friends, and pets. When the troops were scheduled to move on to France, they wanted to take K.P. with them, and even built a little carrier for him- but on moving day he never showed up. Clearly he wasn’t about to renounce his British citizenship- and good for him, as it’s admirable to be loyal to one’s own country- even if you happen to be a cat! : )
Have a great week!
What a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your support.
All the best to you.
Quel charmant village effectivement il n’y avait personne ce qui est agréable et magique sauf 1 🐈⬛ et l’orchestre philharmonique des oiseaux et des canards ai je entendu des peacocks? Quelles magnifique rangée de cottages .Tout est beau .Merci pour les explications et pour le logo 👍merci du partage .Bises de France 🙏🏼
Good evening Li Zen. It is very nice to hear from you today. Good to hear that you enjoyed this walk. That did sound like Peacocks in the distance. Well done on spotting the logo again :).
Many thanks.
OAAW
I’m speechless! Truly, that was more like one in a billion, to film Bibury in its full glory. This video brought the peace and serenity I needed today. I’m so glad you got there before the crowds. I visited in November 2019. Thank you for sharing this little piece of heaven with us all. So glad I found your channel ☺️
Hi Rose, it is really nice to hear from you. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I hope you are doing OK as it sounds like you are having a hectic day?!
I’m so glad to have you on board and receive your kind support.
All the very best to you.
OAAW
👋🏻my Friend! All ok, if I just stop watching the news😣 Your serene videos are an escape from our crazy world we live in. I’ll be back in the UK soon, and this time I’m determined to drive on the left side, so I can visit more glorious places, as you do. Your videos have provided a lot of inspiration. Would love to see you do a video in Wells. Still trying to watch all your videos. Please keep on traveling and filming! 🙏🏻
@@carmend.1924 awe, that is very kind of you, Rose. I did Wells quite a while ago now, here is the link : Early Morning Walk In Wells | England’s Smallest City
th-cam.com/video/DVYkWWqMbz0/w-d-xo.html
Hope you can make it back here for another visit one day!
Thanks again for everything :)
Beautiful ❤ Bibury is a lovely village.
Thanks very much :)
Wow, what walks u take in this beautiful place!
I, for one, love them!
Thank you so much for taking us along and sharing!!!!
Have a great day or night, whenever u see this!!!
How Cindy. Thank you ever so much for your lovely comment(s). Also I greatly appreciate your kind support.
Wherever you are and whatever you are doing, Have a great weekend.
OAAW
You were right. It was a one in a million video.
One of the things I love about your videos, you go out early in the morning before most people are awake, so the only sounds are those of nature. It's so easy for me to imagine another period long ago, and these villages appear to grow up from the forest, as if they are a part of them.
Hi Eunice. It is really good to hear from you. Hope you are keeping well. Glad you enjoyed this early morning walk.
All the best to you.
OAAW
Видео роскошное! Пение птиц, природа, тишина все прекрасно в этой деревне Ваши ролики стараюсь смотреть вечером, они успокаивают Удачи Вам!
Hello. Thanks ever so much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. Just before bed is a good time to watch these type of videos as they can help us unwind after a busy day :)
Many thanks.
OAAW
Caminar rodeada de cantos ,árboles, florecidos ,ríos y sus puentes hermosos son un verdadero deleite a mis sentidos!.Gracias 🌺🌹🌺💕💐🪻💓🌹💕💐🌹
Hi Gloria. Great to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this walk.
All the best.
OAAW
Yet another of your videos that had me squealing with joy! Bibury is a dream--thank you for walking there and taking me with you! Hugs from Canada.
Hi Lori. How are you today. Always nice to hear from you.
Glad you enjoyed another walk in the Cotswolds.
Many thanks and best wishes to you.
OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking Hi! I hope you know how treasured your videos are and how much joy they bring. You also make the world smaller...it's wonderful to have a friend to walk with on another Continent. Have a magical day.
@lorifontaine thanks Lori, that really means a lot 🙏
Lovely and peaceful. Bibury is on my destination checklist. Thanks for sharing OAAW
Hey OAAW~ Oh my goodness! That was fab! I haven’t been able to watch videos on my TV for a while so I’m playing catch-up with your beauties. What a start this was! It was 92-degrees F (33-degrees C) and high humidity out when I was watching this in my living room. And I thought how wonderful it would be to walk a bit in the cool water of the river and then sit on the bench under the tree (early on in your video) … That corner with all the chairs out! Heaven for the day!!
I hope you are well and enjoying your summer!👏🏻
Hi Cheryl. It is really good to hear from you. I hope all is well. When do the temperatures in your area peak? Is it around August. If so, I dread to think how hot it could get! Summer here seems to be a bit of a washout as it has been raining a lot lately.
Bibury is often referred to as “the most beautiful village in England”, it is definitely a contender worthy of that title. There are indeed some nicely situated benches and I do recall just how much you enjoy a nice bench with a view.
All the best to you.
OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking
Hey OAAW~ I don't envy much, but I envy you and your walks around the English countryside. I am an Anglophile at heart.... (I have been to England, mostly London, twice; both times I experienced no rain whatsoever. None. Weird, huh?)
Yes, my love of benches dates back to the beginning of my career. My first "adult" job was across from both the Boston Common and the Boston Public Garden in Boston. As often as I could, I went to one or the other, usually the Public Garden. I'd loved it since I was a child and my grandmother used to take us every summer to ride on the historic Swan Boats. It was where my addiction to bench-hopping started. Benches under trees in a gorgeous setting....
I have absolutely no idea when our temps will peak. We have had a few days over 100-degrees F. The last four years, give or take, here in the US Northeast have been so out-of-the-norm that I have no idea what the heck is going on. We have had little snow but much rain for several years. The weather we've been having in the summer these last few years is hotter and much more humid. Weather forecasters are claiming it will break Wednesday of this week, and that forecast seems to be holding now for a week. We'll see. I am appreciative that our weather isn't as bad as some people's. Here's to dryer, calmer, sunnier, more comfortable days....
와우
아름다워요.
Verygood❤❤
Thank you very much :)
Fantastic Video. Great to see it when its so quiet. Living nearby I visit often but mainly in the winter when the village is at its most magical.
Thanks very much for your time on this walk.
All the best.
OAAW
Merci pour cette belle promenade dans ce magnifique village.
You are very welcome. Thank you for your time today.
All the best to you.
Im from Bangladesh ❤and new subscriber
I fallen love with allll your videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@Prettycraftingandfuncats thank you for your support
@@OutandaboutWalking
Ya... still watching "castle Combe"
Sooo Dreamy !!! Bless you 💗
بلاد مذهلة وروعة جدآ والطيور تغرد بصوت جميل أعجبني ذالك كثيرآ شكرآ جزيلآ 🐊🎶🦘
Se vidéo me plaît beaucoup toute et beaux soyez toujours heureux salutations et félicitations ton ami fidèle. Aïcha 💖💝💕
Really glad you enjoyed this walk, Aisha :)
Many thanks
OAAW
👍😍🖐
that one creepy tree looked like some sort of alien from another planet!
Peacock!
أنه سحر يجعلني أشعر كاني في الجنة ❤
Toilets 390 yards away! But I really got to go! 6:41
🚽🚻 :)
水の流れる音と鳥の鳴き声と緑の木々にとても癒されます👏✨動画にどんどん引き込まれて行き、異国の地をご一緒に散歩出来てとつも幸運に思います👏✨美しい景色ですね👏✨ずっと一緒に歩きたい気分です👏✨
面白い大木に出会いましたね、まるで巨人が手を拡げて手招きしているようなな、、、不思議
水面に映る木々も絵画のようにきらめき美しい景色をありがとうございます👏✨🇯🇵より
Lovely comment, thank you very much :)
All the best to you.
OAAW
J'ai commentait deux fois, et j'ai pas de reponse, il y a un problème? Merci. Aïcha thank you 🥺🥺😒😒
@FarahAicha-ey2ow hi Aisha. How are you today? Hope you are OK. Thanks for your comment. Whatever you are doing this weekend have lots of fun.
All the best to you.
OAAW
El canto de las aves está lleno de energía y matices, en plena primavera. Este pueblo es especialmente bello, como salido de un cuento, todos sus rincones son un regalo a los sentidos. Imagino que las familias que lo habitan no estarán muy contentas por el bullicio y el caos que generan los turistas. Pero algo si sé, es un lugar idílico para visitar y disfrutar de su belleza. El comienzo del recorrido es especial, con el puente de madera sobre las tranquilas aguas, de ahí en adelante quedé enamorada de todo el recorrido. En el estrecho camino hay un árbol con dos grandes ramas que semejan brazos, parece un figura humana y aterradora, jajajaja, " la influencia del cine". El logotipo, como siempre en un lugar estratégico. Muy agradecida por este encantador rato compartido con todos los que aquí concurren. Feliz día mi buen amigo.❤❤❤
Hello Ana. It is very nice to hear from you today. Hope your day is going well. Glad to hear that you enjoyed our walk in Bibury.
Have a good day and hope to see you again soon!
OAAW
@@OutandaboutWalking 😌❤
12.37 tree name please
I will have a look for you :)
Bonjour mon cher ami j'ai commentait pour se video mais je ne sais pas comment il n'est pas passé, mais sa ne fais rien, se magnifique video et super il me plaît beaucoup surtout se beau paysage et se laque vraiment magnifique merci pour se magnifique video je te souhaite beaucoup de progrès et de bonheur thank you soyez toujours heureux ton ami fidèle. Aïcha salutations et félicitations good 👏👏👏🫶🫶🫶🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🥰😉🙂😍🎉✨🎉✨💐💐💐💐✨✨✨✨💐💐🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿🇬🇧🇩🇿💝💖💝💖
What is the name of the village?
Bibury