While driving we spotted this Quaint little Church in the Cotswolds, England
I just love the countryside around the beautiful city of Bath. I love the low rock fences that stretch for miles along the narrow roads and through the rolling green fields of the South-West of England. The Cotswolds is an area filled witrh quiant villages and is a popular tourist destination and is known around the world.
The little church….
While on a mini-road trip with my mom from Bath up to Cambridge we passed this little church along the side of the road.
Church found in the Cotswolds, England
We immediately stopped at this sweet little church here among the sheep filled fields of the countryside. Unfortunately the little church was locked so we couldn’t go inside. I do hope the inside looks as quaint as the exterior of this little stone building. I really dont know the name of this little church, maybe you know what it is called?
Dont you just love the welcoming blue door of the church?
Dont you just love the welcoming blue door of the church?
I love that where you usually find gargoyles above the windows of the old churches this one has peaceful angles. Maybe because the little church is surrounded by a cemetery the little church doesn’t need any scary gargoyles to protect it.
23 Responses to A Quaint little Church in the Cotswolds, England
Beautifully elegant!
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I definately agree!!
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Beautiful photos! I love that one with the arches and closeup on the door. 🙂
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Wow! Lovely! I really like Bath but its been absolutely years since I’ve been there as I now live in Germany LOL! However, I love old churches and its gargoyles. When my son was a baby, I used to go for “walks” in the churchyard as we both found them so calming and interesting….
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A lovely place to go for a walk! I still go for walks around churches and cemetaries whenever I need some peace and quiet.
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What a quaint little church indeed Janaline. I love the architecture and all the colours and windows that some of them have. Great shots and thanks for sharing hon. 😀 *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel. I found that each church has its own unique character and its all the little things like a blue door, that makes them special!!
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I agree, not that I go to church. I just love to photograph them. That blue door is something special indeed. 😀
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beautiful post Janaline, that warm honey-coloured stone is gorgeous …. we will be there in 2014, thanks for whetting my appetite!
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It is a gorgeous area to explore, you will definitely enjoy it!!
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Looks like a great place to see before a pub.
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Definitely before hand…..
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Lovely post – I adore churches. Don’t know this one though!
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I love old churches, they have so much character….
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beautiful photos. and I do love those blues doors!
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Thank you! It is such a beautiful little church and I think the blue door really stands out!
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I absolutely adore that blue door! Lovely post and pics.
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Thank you! The blue door is definitely very striking!
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Would love to paint that door one day!
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We love the area about Bath as well. Ancestors came from Shropshire so one week a few years ago we went over, stayed at a B&B in Bath, and explored the countryside. Great fun and beautiful area. Friendly people. A great place to get lost in which we did more than once!
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It is a beautiful place to explore and one of those places where if you get lost you come upon little hidden gems! I agree, the people here are very friendly and I ended up living in Bath for a couple of months.
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Beautiful photos! Looks like a lovely and peaceful place to visit!! The blue door is quite the contrast to the stone structure of the church!
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It is a very peaceful little church and yes, I loved the contrasting blue door!
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