Both Walks are described below:
This new DVD with a 60 minute widescreen virtual walk through four different quaint villages
in the Cotswolds is the perfect companion to a treadmill, Nordic Track, or exercise bike
or just the perfect gift for friends and family.
Just place it in a DVD player, step onto your treadmill, and instantly
you will be taking a scenic walk in four of the most beautiful areas in the Cotswolds:
the villages of Chipping Campden, Broadway, Lower Slaughter, and Upper Slaughter.
Filmed with state-of-the-art professional television cameras and camera
stabilization equipment, the camera seems to float as it transports
you through these delightful villages.
This is not a traditional travel video.
The television camera is constantly moving you forward, transporting the viewer
through each one of these charming Cotswold Villages.
You are "experiencing" an Autumn visit to the Cotswolds -
known throughout the world for its peace, tranquility, and scenic beauty.
The 60 minute walk is accompanied by the natural sounds
just as they were recorded in each village.
To Purchase this DVD, click here
Exercising has never been easier or more enjoyable!
The first part of your walk begins beside the St. James Church in
beautiful Chipping Campden. Passing the Alms House you follow
Church Street until it intersects with High Street.
Once on High Street, you pass through the famous Market Hall, built in 1627
by Sir Baptist Hicks, a prosperous Wool Merchant of that period.
Continuing through Chipping Campden, you turn right onto West End Terrace,
and then Hoo Lane, and pass some typical thatched roof cottages.
Your walk continues as you pass through a sheep filled meadow on your way into
Broadway, probably the most visited village in the Cotswolds.
Passing down High Street you will notice the typical honey-colored
Limestone cottages and shops as villagers begin their day.
Your walk next takes you into Upper Slaughter, situated on the banks of the little
River Eye. Following the path uphill, you cross a ford still in use and continue
past more of the typical honey-colored stone cottages.
At the top of the hill, you discover the Norman-style Church of St. Peter, forever associated with the Reverend F. E. Witts,
author of "The Diary of a Cotswold Parson." A sign outside the church states simply, "Flowers in Church."
And so, your walk takes you briefly into the old church lovingly decorated by villagers with
a profusion of flowers from their gardens.
Your 60 minute walk ends in Lower Slaughter, arguably one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotwolds.
Again, following the little River Eye as it winds through this picturesque village,
your walk takes you past lovely cottages with small flower gardens and a quaint old mill.
This hour long walk ends beside the River Eye.
And The Cotswold Villages Walk - Part 2 will be coming soon.
"Timeless," a bonus chapter with a 13-minute featurette
on the Cotswolds is also included on this DVD!
The featurette takes a closer and more intimate look at the villages
in this area of the Cotswolds.
Renowned for their picture-postcard villages,
the Cotswolds are famous the world over.
And remember, this DVD makes a unique gift for family and friends!
To Purchase this DVD, click here
PRODUCTION NOTES:
While originally filmed in High Definition, the DVD you will receive
is in Widescreen and Standard Definition. The 60 minute virtual walk
is accompanied by the Natural Sounds (in Stereo) as they were recorded
on site in the Cotswolds. The 13 minute Bonus Featurette
is accompanied by light Classical Music.
One of VITA Digital Productions' unique Virtual Walk Series
(All photos on this page are actual still frames from the DVD.)
in the Cotswolds is the perfect companion to a treadmill, Nordic Track, or exercise bike
or just the perfect gift for friends and family.
Just place it in a DVD player, step onto your treadmill, and instantly
you will be taking a scenic walk in four of the most beautiful areas in the Cotswolds:
the villages of Chipping Campden, Broadway, Lower Slaughter, and Upper Slaughter.
Filmed with state-of-the-art professional television cameras and camera
stabilization equipment, the camera seems to float as it transports
you through these delightful villages.
This is not a traditional travel video.
The television camera is constantly moving you forward, transporting the viewer
through each one of these charming Cotswold Villages.
You are "experiencing" an Autumn visit to the Cotswolds -
known throughout the world for its peace, tranquility, and scenic beauty.
The 60 minute walk is accompanied by the natural sounds
just as they were recorded in each village.
To Purchase this DVD, click here
Exercising has never been easier or more enjoyable!
And these videos are so rich in details
that you will notice something new every
time you view them.
But you don't have to have an exercise bike or treadmill
to enjoy this DVD.
It also makes the perfect gift
for people who want to experience the Cotswolds in a totally unique way:
a way not possible with traditional travel videos.
A Description of the Walks on this DVD
To Purchase this DVD, click here
The first part of your walk begins beside the St. James Church in
beautiful Chipping Campden. Passing the Alms House you follow
Church Street until it intersects with High Street.
Once on High Street, you pass through the famous Market Hall, built in 1627
by Sir Baptist Hicks, a prosperous Wool Merchant of that period.
Continuing through Chipping Campden, you turn right onto West End Terrace,
and then Hoo Lane, and pass some typical thatched roof cottages.
Your walk continues as you pass through a sheep filled meadow on your way into
Broadway, probably the most visited village in the Cotswolds.
Passing down High Street you will notice the typical honey-colored
Limestone cottages and shops as villagers begin their day.
Your walk next takes you into Upper Slaughter, situated on the banks of the little
River Eye. Following the path uphill, you cross a ford still in use and continue
past more of the typical honey-colored stone cottages.
At the top of the hill, you discover the Norman-style Church of St. Peter, forever associated with the Reverend F. E. Witts,
author of "The Diary of a Cotswold Parson." A sign outside the church states simply, "Flowers in Church."
And so, your walk takes you briefly into the old church lovingly decorated by villagers with
a profusion of flowers from their gardens.
Your 60 minute walk ends in Lower Slaughter, arguably one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotwolds.
Again, following the little River Eye as it winds through this picturesque village,
your walk takes you past lovely cottages with small flower gardens and a quaint old mill.
This hour long walk ends beside the River Eye.
And The Cotswold Villages Walk - Part 2 will be coming soon.
As a BONUS you get....
"Timeless," a bonus chapter with a 13-minute featurette
on the Cotswolds is also included on this DVD!
The featurette takes a closer and more intimate look at the villages
in this area of the Cotswolds.
Renowned for their picture-postcard villages,
the Cotswolds are famous the world over.
And remember, this DVD makes a unique gift for family and friends!
To Purchase this DVD, click here
PRODUCTION NOTES:
While originally filmed in High Definition, the DVD you will receive
is in Widescreen and Standard Definition. The 60 minute virtual walk
is accompanied by the Natural Sounds (in Stereo) as they were recorded
on site in the Cotswolds. The 13 minute Bonus Featurette
is accompanied by light Classical Music.
One of VITA Digital Productions' unique Virtual Walk Series
(All photos on this page are actual still frames from the DVD.)
This new DVD, the second in the Cotswold Villages series, has a 60 minute widescreen virtual walk
through five more quaint villages in the Cotswolds and is the perfect companion to a
treadmill, Nordic Track, elliptical, or exercise bike. It is also the perfect gift for friends and family.
Just place it in a DVD player, step onto your treadmill, and instantly
you will be taking a scenic walk in five more beautiful areas in the Cotswolds:
the villages of Snowshill, Castle Combe, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stanton, and Bibury.
These are some of the most famous and picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. William Morris called Bibury
"the most beautiful village in England," and Castle Combe has been used as the quintessential
English Village in numerous motion pictures and television programs.
Filmed with state-of-the-art professional television cameras and camera
stabilization equipment, the camera seems to float as it transports
you through these delightful villages.
This is not a traditional travel video.
The television camera is constantly moving you forward, transporting the viewer
through each one of these five charming Cotswold Villages.
You are "experiencing" an Autumn day in the Cotswolds -
known throughout the world for its peace, tranquility, and scenic beauty.
The 60 minute walk is accompanied by the natural sounds
just as they were recorded in each village.
Exercising has never been easier or more enjoyable!
The first part of your 60 minute walk begins outside of the charming village of Snowshill. Walking down
the hill and past some typical honey-colored cottages, constructed of local limestone, you eventually
reach the center of Snowshill.
Continuing on with your walk, you pause for a moment beside the Church of St. Barnabus
and its old graveyard with so many stories to tell.
Your walk through Snowshill pauses periodically to contemplate the various quaint cottages
found here before leaving the village by way of a tree-lined road.
Your walk continues as you next enter the village of Stanton.
Walking behind an elderly gentleman out for a stroll, you stop to take in a lovely
thatched-roofed cottage on the outskirts of Stanton.
Further on, a group of riders pass as you enter into the center of this traditional
Cotswold village. Everywhere you look, green plants are thriving.
Following the "Cotswold Way" road post, you leave Stanton and next enter into
the picturesque village of Burton-on-the-Water.
The River Windrush flows through the heart of this popular Cotswold village. Your walk
follows the footpath beside the river as it cuts through the village.
The idyllic village of Bibury is next on your walk. Starting at the Church, you soon pause at
the famous Arlington Row, certainly one of the most well-known sites in the Cotswolds.
Further on, your walk takes you beside Rack Isle, where dyed woolens were once hung to dry,
and on through the village and past the historic Swan Hotel.
And last, your hour-long walk takes you into arguably the most scenic village in all of the Cotswolds,
Castle Combe. You follow a narrow forest footpath, and suddenly the village appears - as if by magic.
Exploring the village, your walk takes you first into the parish church built in 1434.
In this quiet and tranquil church, an effigy of a knight in a suit of chain mail
has rested for centuries.
After a complete walking tour of this picturesque village, your 60 minute
walk ends at the By Brook.
"Cotswold Tapestry," a bonus chapter with a 12-minute featurette
on the villages visited in this Cotswolds Virtual Walk, is also included on this DVD!
The featurette takes a closer and more intimate look at the villages
of Stanton, Bibury,
Castle Combe, Burton-on-the-Water,
Stretton-on-Fosse, and Wyche Rissington.
And remember, this DVD makes a unique gift for family and friends!
PRODUCTION NOTES:
While originally filmed in High Definition, the DVD you will receive
is in Widescreen and Standard Definition. The 60 minute virtual walk
is accompanied by the Natural Sounds (in Stereo) as they were recorded
on site in the Cotswolds. The 12 minute Bonus Featurette, "Cotswold Tapestry"
is accompanied by light Classical Music.
The DVD you will receive is a "burned" DVD which was duplicated in our studio.
It contains an interactive menu and will play on DVD players and computers.
All of the above photos are actual still frames from the walk.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
We are VITA Digital Productions and we are selling this DVD.
We filmed all of the video footage used in this program, we edited it,
we have licensed the rights to the music used in this production,
and we own the copyright to this program and will aggressively defend it.
The program contained in this DVD is licensed for HOME USE ONLY.
If you intend to use this program in connection with a business of any kind,
you must contact us to obtain a license to do so.
VHS Videotape versions of all of our walks are available for the same price.
You MUST inform us that you want a Videotape version IMMEDIATELY
when you pay for the item.
through five more quaint villages in the Cotswolds and is the perfect companion to a
treadmill, Nordic Track, elliptical, or exercise bike. It is also the perfect gift for friends and family.
Just place it in a DVD player, step onto your treadmill, and instantly
you will be taking a scenic walk in five more beautiful areas in the Cotswolds:
the villages of Snowshill, Castle Combe, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stanton, and Bibury.
These are some of the most famous and picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. William Morris called Bibury
"the most beautiful village in England," and Castle Combe has been used as the quintessential
English Village in numerous motion pictures and television programs.
Filmed with state-of-the-art professional television cameras and camera
stabilization equipment, the camera seems to float as it transports
you through these delightful villages.
This is not a traditional travel video.
The television camera is constantly moving you forward, transporting the viewer
through each one of these five charming Cotswold Villages.
You are "experiencing" an Autumn day in the Cotswolds -
known throughout the world for its peace, tranquility, and scenic beauty.
The 60 minute walk is accompanied by the natural sounds
just as they were recorded in each village.
Exercising has never been easier or more enjoyable!
And these videos are so rich in details
that you will notice something new every
time you view them.
But you don't have to have an exercise bike or treadmill
to enjoy this DVD.
It also makes the perfect gift
for people who want to experience the Cotswolds in a totally unique way:
a way not possible with traditional travel videos.
A Description of the Walks on this DVD
The first part of your 60 minute walk begins outside of the charming village of Snowshill. Walking down
the hill and past some typical honey-colored cottages, constructed of local limestone, you eventually
reach the center of Snowshill.
Continuing on with your walk, you pause for a moment beside the Church of St. Barnabus
and its old graveyard with so many stories to tell.
Your walk through Snowshill pauses periodically to contemplate the various quaint cottages
found here before leaving the village by way of a tree-lined road.
Your walk continues as you next enter the village of Stanton.
Walking behind an elderly gentleman out for a stroll, you stop to take in a lovely
thatched-roofed cottage on the outskirts of Stanton.
Further on, a group of riders pass as you enter into the center of this traditional
Cotswold village. Everywhere you look, green plants are thriving.
Following the "Cotswold Way" road post, you leave Stanton and next enter into
the picturesque village of Burton-on-the-Water.
The River Windrush flows through the heart of this popular Cotswold village. Your walk
follows the footpath beside the river as it cuts through the village.
The idyllic village of Bibury is next on your walk. Starting at the Church, you soon pause at
the famous Arlington Row, certainly one of the most well-known sites in the Cotswolds.
Further on, your walk takes you beside Rack Isle, where dyed woolens were once hung to dry,
and on through the village and past the historic Swan Hotel.
And last, your hour-long walk takes you into arguably the most scenic village in all of the Cotswolds,
Castle Combe. You follow a narrow forest footpath, and suddenly the village appears - as if by magic.
Exploring the village, your walk takes you first into the parish church built in 1434.
In this quiet and tranquil church, an effigy of a knight in a suit of chain mail
has rested for centuries.
After a complete walking tour of this picturesque village, your 60 minute
walk ends at the By Brook.
As a BONUS you get....
"Cotswold Tapestry," a bonus chapter with a 12-minute featurette
on the villages visited in this Cotswolds Virtual Walk, is also included on this DVD!
The featurette takes a closer and more intimate look at the villages
of Stanton, Bibury,
Castle Combe, Burton-on-the-Water,
Stretton-on-Fosse, and Wyche Rissington.
And remember, this DVD makes a unique gift for family and friends!
PRODUCTION NOTES:
While originally filmed in High Definition, the DVD you will receive
is in Widescreen and Standard Definition. The 60 minute virtual walk
is accompanied by the Natural Sounds (in Stereo) as they were recorded
on site in the Cotswolds. The 12 minute Bonus Featurette, "Cotswold Tapestry"
is accompanied by light Classical Music.
The DVD you will receive is a "burned" DVD which was duplicated in our studio.
It contains an interactive menu and will play on DVD players and computers.
All of the above photos are actual still frames from the walk.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
We are VITA Digital Productions and we are selling this DVD.
We filmed all of the video footage used in this program, we edited it,
we have licensed the rights to the music used in this production,
and we own the copyright to this program and will aggressively defend it.
The program contained in this DVD is licensed for HOME USE ONLY.
If you intend to use this program in connection with a business of any kind,
you must contact us to obtain a license to do so.
VHS Videotape versions of all of our walks are available for the same price.
You MUST inform us that you want a Videotape version IMMEDIATELY
when you pay for the item.
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