Cotswold, beautiful old English villages

Cotswold AONB or Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the name tells you everything. It is where you can find hills below brooks, trees above clouds and romantic old English villages with thatched roofs and stone walls.
Two short driving hours from London, and a stone throw from where I pass my days and nights among hills and mist.
The Cotswolds is a rural area of south central England covering parts of 6 counties, notably Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire. Its rolling hills and grassland harbour thatched medieval villages, churches and stately homes built of distinctive local yellow limestone.

Visit old villages, and feel like how it is like in few more hundred years

In 2000, the government confirmed that AONBs had the same landscape quality and status as National Parks. The Cotswolds AONB, which is the largest in England and Wales, stretches from the border regions of South Warwickshire and Worcestershire, through West Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, and takes in parts of Wiltshire, Bath and North East Somerset in the south. Gloucestershire County Council is responsible for sixty-three percent of the AONB.

Treat yourself Bibury

Two short driving hours from London, and a stone throw from where I pass my days and nights among hills and mist.
Bibury is a charming, typically Cotswold, village just a short drive from Gloucester. Bibury is described by many, including myself as the most beautiful village in England. Here we see cottages not far away from those inhabited by the seven dwarfs and more importantly the Snow White.

Hills in faraway and river along the town

You can see flower fields extending to out of sight and calm hills covered with more than green grass. The weather is mild, so mild that reminds you that you are in a typical mild conutry that you have learnt so much about when you were young in English lessons: England is in a mild climate. It has never the hot of France, let alone tropical countries like Viet Nam.