Burford to Bibury to Cirencester

OK...days four and five!  You can always tell if you are starting out in an old part of a village if they have names like"Sheep Street" or Church Street".

Burford to Bibury - 13 miles
Bibury to Cirencester - 11 miles

Lots of farm animals on the walks, which Janet loves.

A wedding venue in the midst of being set up.

 This is why Turkey Dinners and I need to go to the UK.  You get to go inside the pub with your people and jack around like an idiot!  And, bonus, Janet says they have cookies!

 This pub was in a village called Eastleach, which was a bit of a detour.  However, Janet said it was a very beautiful village.  The pub was great and the only time it rained that day was when they were inside having lunch!

 The original travel trailer?

 Cute little calves!

The older Janet gets, the more terrified she is of heights.  This walkway over a "dual carriageway" nearly did her in.  She was able to shield her sight with both her hands and focus on the bottom of the bridge.

The B&B they stayed at in Cirencester was nice enough, but they managed to piss off Janet at breakfast.  Usually, with the Full English Breakfast you get:  sausage, bacon, beans, baked tomato, toast, mushrooms and eggs in the style you prefer.  Janet only likes scrambled eggs.  As the owners were away, the people running the B&B in their absence, could only do "fried eggs".  Seriously??  How much of a stretch is it to put a fork into some eggs, whisk them about and toss them in the frying pan!!

They didn't have any vacancy, so likely do give a crap.