Babbling streams, bright flowers, huts, and old Baibury exude a strong rural atmosphere, all of which have a tranquil charm. Walking here, it is like escaping into the world of a fairy tale, so beautiful that people forget all their troubles.
Tranquil Baibury has a nostalgic twist: a series of riverside cottages, narrow alleyways crisscrossed by sturdy stone houses and the 17th-century Arlington Mill. When the sun first rises, the originally clear farmland pastures outside the village and the hilly fields in the distance slowly blur, and gradually they are shrouded in a milky white mist. The bluestone tiles are covered with brown moss and new moss, and a vicissitudes of beauty come to the fore.
This ancient village of Baibury, situated on the banks of the Cologne River, 10.5 km from Cirencester, is famous for its brown stone huts and steeply sloping roofs. It was popularized by the British artist William. Morris was hailed as "the most beautiful village in England".
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