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The name of the village of Lower Slaughter stems from the Old English name for a wet land 'slough' or 'slothre' (Old English for muddy place) upon which it lies. This quaint village sits beside the little Eye stream and is known for it's unspoilt limestone cottages in the traditional Cotswold style.
The stream running through the village is crossed by two small bridges and the local attraction is a converted mill with original water wheel selling craft type products.
View from the second story of Slaughter House. I don't think you can tell from the picture, but the balcony was covered with old, used diapers.
Town Council came to shut down my power supply earlier in the morning for maintanence. So I decided to scratch build this guy instead.
Total Models still unbuilt: 7
The improvements to Slaughter Lane at South 1st Street are designed to increase safety and improve mobility by adding a second left-turn lane at both approaches to the intersection on Slaughter Lane. The improvements will also enhance and pedestrian and bicycle connectivity by adding new shared use paths on Slaughter Lane and South First Street.
On our second travel day, Elisha and I drove the length of the Cotswolds from Chipping Campden in the north to Bradford on Avon in the south, stopping at farms and quaint villages along the way. I took this B&W pic in Lower Slaughter, where we had afternoon tea.
Ford Fiesta R5
Chassis No. 022 - plate LJ63 KEK (GB)
Team / Owner : MSL Motor Vehicle Preparations / GBR
Driver: James Slaughter / GBR
39. John Mulholland Motors Ulster Rally 2016 / GBR british + irish Tarmac Championship
19.08.2016
19th run of Chassis 022
fourth run of James Slaughter in this car
photo by Colin (Flickr account CD PIX )
The improvements to Slaughter Lane at South 1st Street are designed to increase safety and improve mobility by adding a second left-turn lane at both approaches to the intersection on Slaughter Lane. The improvements will also enhance and pedestrian and bicycle connectivity by adding new shared use paths on Slaughter Lane and South First Street.
The improvements to Slaughter Lane at South 1st Street are designed to increase safety and improve mobility by adding a second left-turn lane at both approaches to the intersection on Slaughter Lane. The improvements will also enhance and pedestrian and bicycle connectivity by adding new shared use paths on Slaughter Lane and South First Street.
The improvements to Slaughter Lane at South 1st Street are designed to increase safety and improve mobility by adding a second left-turn lane at both approaches to the intersection on Slaughter Lane. The improvements will also enhance and pedestrian and bicycle connectivity by adding new shared use paths on Slaughter Lane and South First Street.