We set off by coach on a summer’s day to visit the beautiful Cotswolds. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a cold, wet day but we were still able to appreciate this beautiful area. The first stop was in Moreton in the Marsh, which has many buildings in characteristic Cotswold stone, for a browse along the High Street. We carried on to Bourton on the Water which is one of the most popular villages, again featuring lovely honey coloured stone cottages and buildings and also a river running through. In the main tourist season, it has more visitors than residents! After lunch, we travelled on to Broadway, which has a wide High Street lined with various shops and cafes, many housed in listed buildings. The children enjoyed the large open play area before we finally headed home. Everyone would agree that it is a beautiful part of England.