A Damp & Dark Morning Walk Through a Cotswold Village & Countryside || ENGLAND 

Great to hear from you! Glad you enjoyed this walk. I really appreciate your feedback on the videos. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

The homes are so beautiful. The many birds singing is just perfect! ❤️

Hello. Thank you very much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed this walk. All the best to you.

Thanks very much W.T.M. Hope you are well. All the best to you.

Great comment! It is important to find ways to relax. Thanks 🙏 Lita!

Hi, Janet. Thank you ever so much for your lovely comment today. And we still have more beautiful villages to visit & document within the Cotswolds which I’m sure will also be eye catching. The slower pace seems to have now stuck with me so I can’t imagine it ever changing :). Hearing the birds is the icing on the cake. Out of all our feathered friends the robin has to be my favourite. I am looking forward to seeing things green up again in the spring. Thanks again, Janet. Hope you are both well. All the best. ~ OAAW

@@OutandaboutWalking Oh, I hope you don’t ever change the slower pace of your walks! While there is a time for walking briskly to get exercise, when one wants to really savor nature and fully appreciate its beauty, walking at a slower pace is essential. I have very occasionally watched other virtual walks, and though they were nicely done, I sometimes felt like I was speed walking, and could not enjoy the details of the places being passed. Robins are my favorite birds, too! I know that there are slight differences between European robins and American ones, but it seems that both sport cheery red breasts, both sing delightfully melodic songs, and both are welcome harbingers of spring. (Thoughts of spring are welcome; it’s snowing here again. Sigh.) : / We are well, and I hope that you are, too. Have a great week! : )

Thanks very much SRK, always a pleasure to hear from you. All the best. ~ OAAW

You are very welcome, León. Hope you are ok. All the best. ~ OAAW

Hi, Olie. Nice to hear from you today. Glad you enjoyed this walk. That is a great mindset to have when you have a goal that you want to achieve 👌. Wishing you every success! All the best to you. ~ OAAW

Thanks very much :).

Hi, Michele. It is lovely to hear from you today. Really glad you enjoyed this one. I must confess, I was sitting on the fence with this walk as I kind of felt like it was a little bit messy in terms of my filming, it is probably just my mind working overtime! That sounds like a lovely atmospheric walk that you took. It must be wonderful to be living close to the coast as well as having lakes not too far away also. All the best to you & many 🙏. ~ OAAW

​@@OutandaboutWalking The filming was great, it showed exactly what you were walking in & it always adds such interest in your walks. I am close to the coast about 15 minutes away by car but lately I am really enjoying the lakes, rivers & reservoirs. I love to kayak & the lakes & rivers are fun!! You should never worry about your walks & filming, we love & appreciate them so much. Thank you for doing it. 🩵

@@michelepfaff5363 really appreciate your insight :) That sounds like great fun! Something that shamefully I have never tried! Enjoy the rest of your day, Michele.

@@OutandaboutWalking you also💚

Thanks very much for the positive comment. Wishing you all the best.

Hi, Lizen. Thanks very much for your comment. I really appreciate your continued support. Wishing you all the very best. ~ OAAW

Hi, James. Hope you are well. Thanks very much for your comment. I did enjoy the slow sign 😄. Most definitely nice seeing signs of Spring emerging. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

Hi, Arthur. I think that property might be the Old Rectory. It does look stunning. Many thanks. ~ OAAW

Hi, Abid. Thanks very much :)

Thanks very much. All the best to you.

Thanks very much. All the best to you.

Thanks Shadrak. All the best to you.

Hello. Thanks very much for your warm greetings and support. All the best to you .

Hi, Cheryl. Lovely to hear from you, hope you are doing OK. Glad you enjoyed this walk. It is always nice to see the difference in a location which the change of season brings, especially when seeing a change from winter. I must confess I never thought about the grass being green still in the midst of winter. Does your grass not stay green in the winter?! The grass here often turns yellow in the height of summer. It is a bit breezy this weekend over here. Have a fab weekend Cheryl. Many thanks. ~ OAAW

@@OutandaboutWalking Hey OAAW~ Doing well here this weekend. Paying little attention to the outside world… I was paying attention to your world on my TV.😉 Our grass in winter here in the US Northeast is a mixture of green and brown. It used to be more brown when our winters were colder and we got more snow. For the last several years they have been warmer with more rain than snow, and our grass is less brown. Much windier now, all year ‘round than it used to be. I, too, like experiencing the changes here from one season to the next. They did used to be more definite and the transitions clearer. While I do miss shoveling dryer and lighter snow - it always seems fantastically beautiful when a storm ends and the sun comes out, I am happy to see the grass and pavement more. Though one thing I’ve noticed with your walks -probably because they are always in a different place, is how engaged and taken in by them I am. I feel comfortable walking around my neighborhood, but I am not immersed in my walks as I am in your walks. Go figure…. TTFN. 👋🏻

Good day, L.J. Great to hear from you today ;). I kept thinking to myself…I’m sure there was something else I was supposed to of added to the description…your comment reminded me what it is was! I should of added why I went anticlockwise around the church, it was because across the road from the church there was a sizeable building which was undergoing renovations and was completely covered in white tarpaulin, I really didn’t want it to be seen in the video, so that was my reasoning for that. You nobbled me on the slow sign! :). Glad you enjoyed our Farmington walk. Enjoy the rest of your day. S.R ;

​@@OutandaboutWalking Hello! Supposedly first day of 🌿Spring, cloudy-foggy-rotten humidity but trees well budded out especially the ones who "looked" dead from leaf scorch over non-rain/100+° summer. I knew they'd come back. Not so many others who sawed them down, bet they regret it.

@jaclynmwvasquez Good day, L.J. How nice to hear from you today. Yep, it's official, Spring has finally arrived, shame it is darn freezing out! Oh, I dare say they are regretting that now! We need the trees more than ever these days. Sorry there was no upload yesterday, sadly I literally have not had time this week. Have a nice little walk for you on Monday when you awake ⏰😉🙂

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Hello. The tree is probably more than a hundred years old. Glad you enjoyed the video. All the best to you.

Thanks Gladys :)

Thanks very much

Thanks Ana 😊🙏

:D Hope your day is going well. All the best to you. ~ OAAW

Great to hear from you. I try to add at least one hidden logo in most of my videos but due to time constraints it is not always possible. I always mention in the description if there is a logo to find. Hope you enjoyed the walk. Many thanks. ~ OAAW

I couldn't resist when I saw it :). All the best to you.