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| Bibury is a village in the southern Cotswolds, famous for its 17th-century, two-storey cottages. Made of local limestone, they are workers’ cottages, and under their steeply pitched, tiled roofs there is room for a loom. The cottages are irregularly shaped, and the small windows and doorways make the interiors quite dark. | ||||||
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