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Britain 🇬🇧|Cotswold Bybury "Britain's Most Beautiful Village" 📌: Gloucestershire, GL7 5NJ "The flowers in the morning are very thin, and the shadows in the afternoon are big and light. The wind crosses the fence and on the fresh dirt wall. Grass starts to grow." -Gucheng "I will breathe like grass" said the play, Baybury is known as the most beautiful village in England; she is said to satisfy all the good imaginations of the English countryside. “It retains the ancient tranquility and beauty of the English village, many houses have a history of more than 400 years, honey-colored brick houses are arranged in rows, the garden in front of the house is also picked up with its own characteristics, the stream in front of the door is flowing, and the wild ducks are happy to play in the water. The picturesque Arlington House (Arlington Row) was built in 1380 as a monastery wool shop. In the 17th century, this was transformed into a row of weaver cabins. The fabric produced there was sent to the Arlington factory. Arlington Street is a popular tourist attraction, probably one of the most shot Cotswold scenes and preserved by the Royal Academy of Arts. It is a classic film and television film location, best known for the diaries of the films Stardust and Bridget Jones. 🚙 Parking information Arlington rowhouse can be parked on the street around, but there are many cars on the road and the traffic jam is serious. It is recommended to park in other parking lots in the town. Walk over to 💄 Wear a suggestion. Kozwald is located in the pastoral area. The town's ancient castle stone road, pastoral style, retro style, European-style one-piece skirts are the first choice, the babies who have seen "Downton Manor" must be impressed. The straw hats, small hats and other accessories can play the role of finishing the painting. The town's many stone roads, shoes pay attention to comfort. If the suitcase allows, Lace umbrellas and small flower baskets are suitable for wearing and taking shooting props Cotswold: located in the southwest of England, in a hilly area. There are more than 200 villages in the Cotswold area, all of which are natural villages formed by the development of the wool industry in the Middle Ages. The stretching valley, the vast pastoral desert, the bee-colored stone-walled houses, the small bridges and flowing water, exude a quaint and poetic local atmosphere. Therefore, this place is also the UK's "legal special natural beauty scenic spot" (Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known as the "heart of England" (Heart of England). Many well-preserved castles in the 1st century have been more Cotswolds, making the simple and quiet countryside away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and releasing the beauty of the precipitation of the years. 🧡 Cotswold's honey color comes from: Cotswold stone is a yellow, zircon-like Jurassic limestone. This limestone is rich in fossils, especially fossil sea urchins. After weathering treatment, the color of the building that built or faced the stone is usually described as honey or gold.