Join Robin Shuckburgh and his companions Widget and Gismo exploring the beautiful region of the Cotswolds in south west England. Visiting the popular places, seeking out hidden gems and telling the occasional ghost story, we are your one stop video guide to the Cotswolds.
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Loved the inquisitive sheep but I am not forgetting the visuals and the narrator , many thanks for sharing
Live nearby but still beautiful to visit and walk around.
Could I make a suggestion for a video? Please visit the Burton Dassett hills in the very north of the Cotswolds in Warwickshire. The church there, known locally as the "cathedral in the hills", is stunningly beautiful, particularly the very simple but wonderful interior with medieval wall paintings. The whole area is lovely and the views stunning.
That opening drone shot of the twighlit village shrouded in mist was just breathtaking. The entire video was a visual feast-- some of the most beautiful landscapes I've seen. I'm currently on my first ever read-through of Le Morte D'Arthur, and, while reading, I've found myself using these videos for reference as I build images in my mind of the various scenes of kings and knights and ladies traipsing through the English and Welsh countrysides on their adventures.
This episode is especially enjoyable as I effortlessly “walk” along listening to your wondeful voice. The sight of the stones and the stories about them create a delicious sense of mystery and anticipation to discover what lies beyond the next curve. I am quite curious about the inscription on the old wooden bench near the end of the journey. I paused the screen and got out my magnifyng glass , but could not make it out..There are missing letters and it appears to be in latin. Robin, can you tell us what it says? That ancient weathered Church with a tower standing in the trees, made me want to turn aside and get a closer look, maybe peek inside.. , Alas, Robin, you were not present to provide a tour., It appears completely abandoned and forlorn, poor thing.. Perhaps you would make a return visit in a future episode? Thank you so much for the new series. ❤
Thank You both for this very informative video , I had a chuckle to myself of the farmer only needing one horse to return his spoils . greetings from Australia .
Thank you Robin and Ross for a fabulously enjoyable video, just stunning as always.
Thank You! Appreciate you sharing the beauty and your knowledge of England! All the best to you and Ross!
Wonderfully narrated and filmed as always
This format is extraordinary. Great job, guys. Love the video and voiceover.
I'd give anything to be able to spend the rest of my days in the Cotswolds ❤
Love your new video series of walks in the Cotswolds. In September 2021, I walked the first 30 miles of the Cotswolds Way. Great scenery; friendly people. Watching from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Look forward to your next video.
Thank you. A delightful walk with a very interesting audio guide.
As with your previous presentations, this new series' start is most delightful, beautiful and informative - thank you, Robin & Ross! The king, his men & the witch make a fine attempt at accounting for the stones. I'm watching from Colorado, USA, on a unusually showery day. I'm always envious to see the beautiful Fatherland.
Your storytelling and narration, Ross’s videography skills (and his walking skills, too) make this so pleasant to watch and listen to. The music is a lovely choice to set it off, a bit mysterious, soothing and pastoral, listenable at just the right levels. Dreamy, inspiring and comforting. I really enjoy these videos, please keep making them!
Another great offering 👍, most enjoyable.
Thankyou Robin and Ross watching from Rugby.
Wonderful walk‼️. Thx for sharing. Such intriguing narration. From the Carolinas in USA.
Had the privilege of living in the Cotswolds for a year. Such a joy!
Hey Robin and Ross, maybe the next idea for your wonderful episodes would be to shows us yanks the insides of the beautiful old pubs. I know this may have been down to nauseum levels but not with your narrative expertise and Ross’s professional photographical eye!!! Cheers my friends!!!!
Btw, love the new walking videos!!!!!❤
A good thought! We will see if we can start including them 😊
Yes, Robin, you have always made us wait outside while you, Ross, and,sometimes, even your Dogs go inside the Pubs for a refreshing lunch and beverage. As I patiently wait for your Party to finish and return outside, i am curious about the menu and the food you are served. We do not have Old English Pubs in the US 🇺🇸. i do my best to imagine a scotch egg or a tasty aged cheddar with little bits of salt cracking between my teeth. or a savory pie,not to mention “puddings” We just can’ get that here. here.So would love, love to see and hear about the village pubs. .
I am just amazed by how the stones especially the flat top heavy one don't fall over! I would love to see these stones myself! Yes, I would be definitely try to count them!😃 I think these walking videos are a lovely addition to your work, but can't we occasionally see Ross's face? It's just sort of awkward to always see his back.
Noted 😊
What a magnificent video Robin and Ross!!! So very professional and interesting!!! I wish I would have walked these wonderful paths as a younger man. Thank you so much gentlemen!!!❤
Looks like it's going to be an excellent series gentleman this is Scott from Ovid New York I enjoy you series very much and please keep them coming I look forward to him all the time on Sundays have an excellent summer gentleman
😂😂I think you need to get yourself a herd of sheep, Ross! They seem to really like you!
Robin and Ross, Glorious. Thank you both so much. From Mayo, Ireland 🍀🧙🥂
I am seeing your new videos from Brazil. It's a delightfull moment.
For those of us unable to visit the Cotswolds these videos are a joy to watch. Many thanks Robin and Ross
Glad you enjoyed!
I agree 110 percent 😁
❤❤❤ I'm watching from Brooklyn NY. 😊😊🎉🎉
The Dixon monuments at Little Rollright Church are well worth covering, look forward to you revisiting.
Delightful!
Thank you, Robin and Ross!
Another lovely video! I love the story of the baker with the bread. I suspect that birds or squirrels are responsible for the missing bread. 🐦🐿
A very good thought 🤔
What's your favourite superstitious tale about the Rollright Stones? Don't forget to let us know where you're watching, and what you'd like to see in future!
Thank You 💚
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Hurry
Robin, you do have a lovely land that you dwell in. By the way, Ross looks like he is in very good shape and able to walk many miles with little effort.
Don't forget your dogs
This was so lovely, Robin. Ross did a great job filming it. Wish I could walk those paths, but like you, I am now old and it's not safe for ladies to walk alone anymore. Loved the poem (I miss your Wednesday poems). Seeing the sheep made me think of that song, "Sheep May Safely Graze". Watching from Texas and envying all the green that surrounds you! ❤🐑
Thank you for the beautiful tours and interesting stories! I have never been to England in my 43 years in this world but I hope one day! In the meantime I will enjoy videos like yours!
From Chicago, Illinois. Enjoying the peaceful countryside.
Very good guide to this walk. If you're after a northern cotswolds walk, there are some lovely footpaths with great views out of Ilmington and up and around the Ilmington Downs.
Calidon Cape town South Africa
Hi Robin, it is very clear that your love for the Cotswold gems, which is matched only by your love of old churches and their unique architecture. I too enjoy old churches, and find that the more humble they are, the greater is the tranquility found in them!
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Watching the new “Walk” series from La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Enjoyed the first episode - keep ‘em coming!
Hi Robin, again you invite us to join you on your trip to the wonderful places to be seen in the Cotswold. And a joy it is to join you on these journeys.
Looking forward to seeing you all again soon. From Ireland 🍀