PAINSWICK
Two weeks ago we had a lovely cold and sunny day, I did a tour of Painswick which looked really great in the morning sun.
“Painswick is quite often referred to as the Queen of the Cotswolds due to it's fine buildings of pale grey limestone. These are a reflection of the town's former prosperity during 300 years of activity in the cloth industry.” (Painswick Tourist Information Guide)”
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PAINSWICK, HIGH STREET, XVIIth CENTURY BUILDINGS, GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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| Section | Voyage: South West England |
| Dossier | FLOWERS ..etc>> |
| Vu de | 2 787 |
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maiauge 09/12/2008 16:13
a very nice view from the gate (or window)I like the strong colours of the green grass and the blue sky!
Renate
† Günter Suppé 08/12/2008 19:32
In 1963 I spent some time at Churchdown, halfway betweeen Gloucester and Cheltenham, and I rememberwell our trips to the Cotswolds, including a tour of Painswick, the rocco gardens and the Manicured Forest. - Thank you for recalling to me those days of
pleasure, hospitality and unusually high temperatures.
Günter
JURAFR 08/12/2008 14:17
Un magnifique endroit que tu as bien mis en valeur , jolie photo , bravoAmitiés