Comments on: We Welcome Your Comments! http://www.cotswolder.com/blog/2008/comments/comments/ Travel Guide for the Cotswolds, England Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:21:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Pauline http://www.cotswolder.com/blog/2008/comments/comments/#comment-189 Pauline Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:29:03 +0000 http://www.cotswolder.com/blog/?p=75#comment-189 Thanks for your comments! I love Chipping Norton - a lovely town in a beautiful area. I am working now on my last main section for Cotswolder - Towns and Villages of the Cotswolds. I had hoped to have it done by now, but it should be done by the end of the month. We had some of that water in Bath, but because the taste was so foul, we only took a few sips - good thing!! Thanks for your comments! I love Chipping Norton - a lovely town in a beautiful area. I am working now on my last main section for Cotswolder - Towns and Villages of the Cotswolds. I had hoped to have it done by now, but it should be done by the end of the month.

We had some of that water in Bath, but because the taste was so foul, we only took a few sips - good thing!!

]]> By: Dom Geoff JHHBM van der Weegen, ACistA http://www.cotswolder.com/blog/2008/comments/comments/#comment-184 Dom Geoff JHHBM van der Weegen, ACistA Tue, 05 Aug 2008 19:27:51 +0000 http://www.cotswolder.com/blog/?p=75#comment-184 Dear Cotswolders, I am a Flemish Anglican Cistercian (Trappist) who has - after 23 years in London - lived in a small village in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds (near Woodstock) these last 18 1/2 years, and am about to move (next month) to a very quiet part of the small Cotswold town of Chipping Norton, where our house overlooks the wolds for miles trowards Chastleton, Salford and the Rollrights. I happened upon your website and am, as you say on your side of the pond, "well pleased" with your wonderful new website! Many congratulations! I hope to visit your pages often, because I like its informed informality and wonderful presentation. Besides, we too share your love of the Cotswolds and wouldn't, nay couldn't, live anywhere else in the whole wide world. We wish you well, and hope that you will enjoy and love the lovely city of Bath for your holidays as much as we always do! There is an interesting "American Museum" there, in an old manor house with stupendous views of the wolds. It exhibits a lot of American Indian stuff and textiles, &tc., and has running exhibitions. The tea room even sells "cookies" and you can enjoy your afternoon tea on the terras where the above-mentioned views are to be had. Of course, for an English Afternoon Tea with scones, jam & clotted cream &tc., you cannot beat the Pump Rooms near the Abbey Church. Warning: do not drink (much of) the waters that made Bath famous as it will give you "the runs", I'm afraid. The Roman Baths next door are however another Must! Best wishes, and thanking you for your excellent website! Dom Geoff+ Dear Cotswolders,

I am a Flemish Anglican Cistercian (Trappist) who has - after 23 years in London - lived in a small village in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds (near Woodstock) these last 18 1/2 years, and am about to move (next month) to a very quiet part of the small Cotswold town of Chipping Norton, where our house overlooks the wolds for miles trowards Chastleton, Salford and the Rollrights.

I happened upon your website and am, as you say on your side of the pond, “well pleased” with your wonderful new website! Many congratulations! I hope to visit your pages often, because I like its informed informality and wonderful presentation. Besides, we too share your love of the Cotswolds and wouldn’t, nay couldn’t, live anywhere else in the whole wide world.

We wish you well, and hope that you will enjoy and love the lovely city of Bath for your holidays as much as we always do! There is an interesting “American Museum” there, in an old manor house with stupendous views of the wolds. It exhibits a lot of American Indian stuff and textiles, &tc., and has running exhibitions. The tea room even sells “cookies” and you can enjoy your afternoon tea on the terras where the above-mentioned views are to be had. Of course, for an English Afternoon Tea with scones, jam & clotted cream &tc., you cannot beat the Pump Rooms near the Abbey Church. Warning: do not drink (much of) the waters that made Bath famous as it will give you “the runs”, I’m afraid. The Roman Baths next door are however another Must!

Best wishes, and thanking you for your excellent website!

Dom Geoff+

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