Gloucestershire Collection (page 61)
Gloucestershire, located in the picturesque region of Cotswolds, England, is a place brimming with natural beauty and historical charm
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Gloucestershire, located in the picturesque region of Cotswolds, England, is a place brimming with natural beauty and historical charm. As you explore this enchanting county, you may stumble upon some delightful surprises. One such surprise awaits at the Cotswold Wildlife Park, where you can catch a glimpse of the elusive Pallas cat (Otocolobus manul). With its striking appearance and captivating gaze, this feline will leave you mesmerized. For history enthusiasts, Thornbury Castle stands as a testament to Gloucestershire's rich past. Step back in time as you wander through its regal halls and imagine life during medieval times. Transport yourself even further into history with glimpses of Winchcombe Station under construction in 1904 or Winchcombe Station and Footbridge captured in c. 1910. These snapshots offer a window into Gloucestershire's transportation heritage. Nature lovers will find solace among the ancient Beech trees that grace Lineover Wood. The towering giants create an ethereal atmosphere that transports visitors to another world altogether. Moreton-in-Marsh Station is another gem worth exploring for train enthusiasts or those seeking a taste of nostalgia from c. 1910 photographs capturing its timeless allure. Similarly, Toddington Station takes us back to July 1958 when steam locomotives ruled the tracks. Adlestrop Railway Station showcases Gloucestershire's connection to literature; it was famously mentioned by Edward Thomas in his poem "Adlestrop. " This charming station carries echoes of literary inspiration throughout its platform. Cheltenham Spa St James turntable offers insight into Gloucestershire's railway infrastructure from 1933—a reminder of how technology has shaped our lives over time. Lastly, Bourton-on-the-Water beckons travelers with its idyllic setting within The Cotswolds. Known as the "Venice of the Cotswolds, " this village captivates visitors with its quaint charm and picturesque bridges spanning the River Windrush.