Castle Combe was one of the highlights of our trip. Somehow Jeff and Cindy knew of this little village on the way back from Bath. So we turned onto a quaint little windy, tree lined road called "The Street" and ended up here. We just walked around the quiet antique village and took some pics and enjoyed a slice of banana bread by the banks of this little river shown in a picture here. It was such a cozy little town and very relaxing to sit there on the bench along the banks and soak in the sun.
This was in the front of a little church there in Castle Combe where (obviously) they had some grave sites for various influential people from centuries ago. This whole town was just really cool. I had a hard time narrowing down which pictures to include.
Stacie dropping a post card in the mail for the kids.
And the bread store in Castle Combe. We dropped a few pounds in the slot in the door and had a nice mid morning snack. The old buildings here were so neat and so old. It was neat to see a whole village like this preserved. If you're ever in the neighborhood, some of the cottages are avaiable to rent for a weekend getaway.
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