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  1. “Cotswolds Sky” — Cloud-laced sky above Cotswolds trees and fields.

    We didn’t have blue skies every day on our spring walk in the Cotswolds, but when the weather was clear it was often beautiful. We did a weeklong walk there on the last few days of May and first few of June. Yes, there was rain — though nothing approaching a deluge, aside from a few minutes on our last day. But on this morning we had a spectacular sky, blue and streaked with clouds, as we walked through this area of fields and pastures.

    continues: gdanmitchell.com/2026/09/19/co

    #cotswolds #england #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature #travel

  2. “Cotswolds Sky” — Cloud-laced sky above Cotswolds trees and fields.

    We didn’t have blue skies every day on our spring walk in the Cotswolds, but when the weather was clear it was often beautiful. We did a weeklong walk there on the last few days of May and first few of June. Yes, there was rain — though nothing approaching a deluge, aside from a few minutes on our last day. But on this morning we had a spectacular sky, blue and streaked with clouds, as we walked through this area of fields and pastures.

    continues: gdanmitchell.com/2026/09/19/co

    #cotswolds #england #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature #travel

  3. “Cotswolds Sky” — Cloud-laced sky above Cotswolds trees and fields.

    We didn’t have blue skies every day on our spring walk in the Cotswolds, but when the weather was clear it was often beautiful. We did a weeklong walk there on the last few days of May and first few of June. Yes, there was rain — though nothing approaching a deluge, aside from a few minutes on our last day. But on this morning we had a spectacular sky, blue and streaked with clouds, as we walked through this area of fields and pastures.

    continues: gdanmitchell.com/2026/09/19/co

    #cotswolds #england #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature #travel

  4. “Cotswolds Sky” — Cloud-laced sky above Cotswolds trees and fields.

    We didn’t have blue skies every day on our spring walk in the Cotswolds, but when the weather was clear it was often beautiful. We did a weeklong walk there on the last few days of May and first few of June. Yes, there was rain — though nothing approaching a deluge, aside from a few minutes on our last day. But on this morning we had a spectacular sky, blue and streaked with clouds, as we walked through this area of fields and pastures.

    continues: gdanmitchell.com/2026/09/19/co

    #cotswolds #england #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature #travel

  5. “Cotswolds Sky” — Cloud-laced sky above Cotswolds trees and fields.

    We didn’t have blue skies every day on our spring walk in the Cotswolds, but when the weather was clear it was often beautiful. We did a weeklong walk there on the last few days of May and first few of June. Yes, there was rain — though nothing approaching a deluge, aside from a few minutes on our last day. But on this morning we had a spectacular sky, blue and streaked with clouds, as we walked through this area of fields and pastures.

    continues: gdanmitchell.com/2026/09/19/co

    #cotswolds #england #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature #travel

  6. Some photos from a couple of years ago. I need to make an effort to get back into photography as I’ve neglected it for far too long. I have a load of film I haven’t touched yet, so will start there. #photography #Landscape #cotswolds #35mm #FilmPhotography

    atcoriniumphotography.pixieset

  7. Some photos from a couple of years ago. I need to make an effort to get back into photography as I’ve neglected it for far too long. I have a load of film I haven’t touched yet, so will start there. #photography #Landscape #cotswolds #35mm #FilmPhotography

    atcoriniumphotography.pixieset

  8. Some photos from a couple of years ago. I need to make an effort to get back into photography as I’ve neglected it for far too long. I have a load of film I haven’t touched yet, so will start there. #photography #Landscape #cotswolds #35mm #FilmPhotography

    atcoriniumphotography.pixieset

  9. Some photos from a couple of years ago. I need to make an effort to get back into photography as I’ve neglected it for far too long. I have a load of film I haven’t touched yet, so will start there. #photography #Landscape #cotswolds #35mm #FilmPhotography

    atcoriniumphotography.pixieset

  10. Some photos from a couple of years ago. I need to make an effort to get back into photography as I’ve neglected it for far too long. I have a load of film I haven’t touched yet, so will start there. #photography #Landscape #cotswolds #35mm #FilmPhotography

    atcoriniumphotography.pixieset

  11. The Ridgeway: Hike the 5,000-year-old pathway that's Britain's oldest road

    Link
    📌 Summary: The Ridgeway is a 87-mile prehistoric trackway that cuts across the chalk hills of southern England. It has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road. The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features. The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

    🎯 Key Points:

    The Ridgeway has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road.
    The path cuts diagonally across the chalk downs of southern England, linking Overton Hill in Wiltshire with Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire.
    The Ridgeway is part of a much longer trading route that once connected the coasts of Dorset and Norfolk.
    The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features.
    The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
    The path is dotted with sloping pastures and designated public bridleways for horse riders.
    Rural pubs remain an integral part of Ridgeway folklore.
    Usage of the Ridgeway has increased in recent years, especially since the pandemic.

    🔖 Keywords:
    #Ridgeway
    #Britain's oldest road
    #prehistoric trackway
    #chalk hills
    #Neolithic burial mounds
    #Iron Age hill forts
    #National Trail
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #North Wessex Downs
    #Chilterns
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #haunted pub
    #Bronze Age stone circle
    #Silbury Hill
    #manmade mound
    #prehistoric road
    #Vale of White Horse
    #Cotswolds
    #Chilterns
    #Vale of Aylesbury
    #North
    #West
    #hallowed ground
    #Ridgeway
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Iron Age
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #prehistoric road
    #Waylard's Smithy
    #Uffington White Horse
    #prehistoric road
    #Climate Change
    #Weather Patterns

  12. The Ridgeway: Hike the 5,000-year-old pathway that's Britain's oldest road

    Link
    📌 Summary: The Ridgeway is a 87-mile prehistoric trackway that cuts across the chalk hills of southern England. It has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road. The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features. The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

    🎯 Key Points:

    The Ridgeway has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road.
    The path cuts diagonally across the chalk downs of southern England, linking Overton Hill in Wiltshire with Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire.
    The Ridgeway is part of a much longer trading route that once connected the coasts of Dorset and Norfolk.
    The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features.
    The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
    The path is dotted with sloping pastures and designated public bridleways for horse riders.
    Rural pubs remain an integral part of Ridgeway folklore.
    Usage of the Ridgeway has increased in recent years, especially since the pandemic.

    🔖 Keywords:
    #Ridgeway
    #Britain's oldest road
    #prehistoric trackway
    #chalk hills
    #Neolithic burial mounds
    #Iron Age hill forts
    #National Trail
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #North Wessex Downs
    #Chilterns
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #haunted pub
    #Bronze Age stone circle
    #Silbury Hill
    #manmade mound
    #prehistoric road
    #Vale of White Horse
    #Cotswolds
    #Chilterns
    #Vale of Aylesbury
    #North
    #West
    #hallowed ground
    #Ridgeway
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Iron Age
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #prehistoric road
    #Waylard's Smithy
    #Uffington White Horse
    #prehistoric road
    #Climate Change
    #Weather Patterns

  13. The Ridgeway: Hike the 5,000-year-old pathway that's Britain's oldest road

    Link
    📌 Summary: The Ridgeway is a 87-mile prehistoric trackway that cuts across the chalk hills of southern England. It has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road. The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features. The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

    🎯 Key Points:

    The Ridgeway has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road.
    The path cuts diagonally across the chalk downs of southern England, linking Overton Hill in Wiltshire with Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire.
    The Ridgeway is part of a much longer trading route that once connected the coasts of Dorset and Norfolk.
    The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features.
    The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
    The path is dotted with sloping pastures and designated public bridleways for horse riders.
    Rural pubs remain an integral part of Ridgeway folklore.
    Usage of the Ridgeway has increased in recent years, especially since the pandemic.

    🔖 Keywords:
    #Ridgeway
    #Britain's oldest road
    #prehistoric trackway
    #chalk hills
    #Neolithic burial mounds
    #Iron Age hill forts
    #National Trail
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #North Wessex Downs
    #Chilterns
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #haunted pub
    #Bronze Age stone circle
    #Silbury Hill
    #manmade mound
    #prehistoric road
    #Vale of White Horse
    #Cotswolds
    #Chilterns
    #Vale of Aylesbury
    #North
    #West
    #hallowed ground
    #Ridgeway
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Iron Age
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #prehistoric road
    #Waylard's Smithy
    #Uffington White Horse
    #prehistoric road
    #Climate Change
    #Weather Patterns

  14. The Ridgeway: Hike the 5,000-year-old pathway that's Britain's oldest road

    Link
    📌 Summary: The Ridgeway is a 87-mile prehistoric trackway that cuts across the chalk hills of southern England. It has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road. The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features. The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

    🎯 Key Points:

    The Ridgeway has been in use for at least 5,000 years and is widely recognised as Britain's oldest road.
    The path cuts diagonally across the chalk downs of southern England, linking Overton Hill in Wiltshire with Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire.
    The Ridgeway is part of a much longer trading route that once connected the coasts of Dorset and Norfolk.
    The path is littered with Neolithic burial mounds, Iron Age hill forts, and other historical features.
    The Ridgeway is a designated National Trail and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
    The path is dotted with sloping pastures and designated public bridleways for horse riders.
    Rural pubs remain an integral part of Ridgeway folklore.
    Usage of the Ridgeway has increased in recent years, especially since the pandemic.

    🔖 Keywords:
    #Ridgeway
    #Britain's oldest road
    #prehistoric trackway
    #chalk hills
    #Neolithic burial mounds
    #Iron Age hill forts
    #National Trail
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #North Wessex Downs
    #Chilterns
    #Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #haunted pub
    #Bronze Age stone circle
    #Silbury Hill
    #manmade mound
    #prehistoric road
    #Vale of White Horse
    #Cotswolds
    #Chilterns
    #Vale of Aylesbury
    #North
    #West
    #hallowed ground
    #Ridgeway
    #prehistoric animal herders
    #Iron Age
    #Saxon armies
    #farm track
    #medieval drovers
    #farm track
    #prehistoric road
    #Waylard's Smithy
    #Uffington White Horse
    #prehistoric road
    #Climate Change
    #Weather Patterns