Exploring the Cotswolds: Part 2 (PLUS Harry Potter filming locations!!)
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The creators document a condensed three day trip through the English countryside following a flight cancellation at Heathrow. The journey begins in Bourton on the Water with a traditional English breakfast at a bed and breakfast before they drive through the lush landscape toward Castle Combe. They describe Castle Combe as the prettiest village in England, noting its narrow lanes, picturesque buildings, and lack of commercial shops. After visiting St. Andrew's Church and enjoying coffee in a local lounge, they travel to Lacock. In Lacock, they explore the historic abbey, which served as a filming location for several Harry Potter films, including the cloisters used for Hogwarts. They also visit a photography museum in the town, which is noted as the birthplace of Britain's photography. The trip concludes with a visit to the Red Lion pub, a filming location for Pride and Prejudice, and a walk through the streets of Lacock to find houses used in the Harry Potter series. The creators reflect on the beauty of the Cotswolds and express a desire to return for a longer stay.
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It's just as cute downstairs. So, they have a small buffet over there with cold items and then you can order off the menu.
This is the house that Professor Slugghorn borrowed from a muggle when he was hiding.
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