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  1. Copepod avatar

    RE: Cotswolds sightseeing by public transportation

    by Copepod 02 November 2011

    Cotswolds Way national trail / long distance footpath, about 100 miles, links Chipping Campden through Broadway, Winchcombe, Stroud, Wooton-…

  2. simcha1 avatar

    Cotswolds sightseeing by public transportation

    by simcha1 02 November 2011

    I'm interested in going from London in late May or early June by rail or bus to Oxford for area sightseeing. Would it be feasible to use…

  3. walkabout123 avatar

    Re: Can you help us plan our holiday in England in may/june 2012

    by walkabout123 08 October 2011

    I enjoyed the Cotswolds. Take a look at Woodstock, Burford or Minster Lovell.

  4. iviehoff avatar

    RE: Cycling from Oxford to the Cotswolds

    by iviehoff 09 June 2011

    It's 45km (28 miles) from Oxford to Bourton-on-the-Water one way by a direct route on minor roads. It isn't very hilly, but it gets a…

  5. elenabri avatar

    Cycling from Oxford to the Cotswolds

    by elenabri 08 June 2011

    Hello everyone Maybe I'm not in the right section or maybe it's a stupid question but I need your advice Here is my situation: I'm fl…

  6. christopherneill avatar

    RE: Should we attempt to drive in London?

    by christopherneill 21 February 2011

    I used Burford as a sample on google maps-Luton to Burford 63 miles Victoria staion to Burford 74 miles. A bit shorter from Luton AND…

  7. ginger_phil avatar

    RE: Cotswolds

    by ginger_phil 31 January 2011

    I agree with both the above - the station you want in London is Paddington. Hiring a car to drive from one village to another is the…

  8. ginger_phil avatar

    RE: Cotswolds in January

    by ginger_phil 29 October 2010

    Both Oxford and Stratford are about 30 mins drive from the Cotswolds (in different directions), so you need to decide whether you are…

  9. thatclockguy avatar

    Re: rooms to let?

    by thatclockguy 19 September 2010

    My needs are few, I don't need a room with a view, fireplace at the foot of canopied king sized bed and the sound of a babbling brook…

  10. thatclockguy avatar

    Re: rooms to let?

    by thatclockguy 19 September 2010

    Thank you very much. I will check out those sites. Is there any public transportation between Witney and Burford?

  11. Fwoggie avatar

    RE: rooms to let?

    by Fwoggie 15 September 2010

    easyroommate.co.uk, spareroom.co.uk, flatmateclick.co.uk, housepals.co.uk, oxfordmail.co.uk. Burford is tiny, you may find Witney more…

  12. thatclockguy avatar

    rooms to let?

    by thatclockguy 14 September 2010

    I am going to be in Burford, oxfordshire for about three months. Probably November through January. How can I go about finding an inexpensiv…

  13. ginger_phil avatar

    RE: Best of the Cotswolds?

    by ginger_phil 17 August 2010

    If you have a car and a full day you can do all of the above. Stow to Bourton is only 4 miles. Burford is another popular and picturesque…

  14. chriskean1 avatar

    Cotswolds driving--24 hours only

    by chriskean1 07 April 2010

    Hello all. My excellent connection from Dushanbe to NYC this Saturday has fallen through, as the Dushanbe-London portion has been changed…

  15. flanneruk avatar

    RE: Cotswolds - best of or even better, alternative?

    by flanneruk 30 April 2009

    The easiest bits of the Cotswolds to get to by public transport are Charlbury, Kingham (both startlingly pretty residential microtowns,…

  16. iviehoff avatar

    Re: Cotswolds - best of or even better, alternative?

    by iviehoff 28 April 2009

    The maxim of engineers is "cheap, light, strong: pick any two". Here is my equivalent maxim for the tourist "nice, uncrowded, easy to…

  17. iviehoff avatar

    RE: How do I get from Oxford to Bibury

    by iviehoff 22 April 2009

    #2's routes are exceedingly circuitous. What you would like to do, if you could, is take a bus from Oxford to Burford (regular express…

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    RE: A week in January - where to spend?

    by iviehoff 28 October 2008

    I don't think you'll find Glastonbury realisitically possible to get to for a day trip, unless it turns out that there is some back-packer…

  19. vickieh avatar

    RE: Cotswolds base?

    by vickieh 21 June 2008

    Stroud is an interesting and quirky town these days, especially great on a Saturday when the Farmer's market is on. There is a really…

  20. chim avatar

    Re: B&B Cotswolds

    by chim 03 February 2008

    Thre is a huge choice, from small towns to villages. The best towns, in my opinion are: Chipping Camden, Stow on Wold, Burford. Broadw…

  21. flanneruk avatar

    RE: For Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, Bath, & Stonehenge, where to overnight?

    by flanneruk 03 January 2008

    There isn't a simple train hub for these places: the lines just weren't designed that way. But the example you're quoting is extreme,…

  22. Dhmellor avatar

    Traditional Xmas Dinner in or near London?

    by Dhmellor 02 October 2007

    Can't help with a specific recommendation because I don't know that part of London. However, incredible tho' it may seem, it is true…

  23. flanneruk avatar

    London Labor/Left History sites

    by flanneruk 19 August 2007

    The Marx Memorial Library on Clerkenwell Green (where Lenin first published Iskra, and set up the offices of one of his early loonie …

  24. Jeroen avatar

    hiking in the carpathians, romania any suggestions?

    by Jeroen 13 August 2007

    Hiking in Romania is gorgeous and can match any walk in the Alps - without the crowds. If you're serious about it, track down Tm Burford's…

  25. Euro-Traveller avatar

    Drive time from Edinburgh to Lakes District and onwards?

    by Euro-Traveller 01 June 2007

    I'd say Edinburgh to Buttermere is about 3 hours, consisting of fast A-road (A702) to Moffat, A74(M) and M6 motorway to Penrith, then…

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