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Lacock is a popular tourist destination and with Mad Max Tours, I had the chance to spend a couple of minutes there. If you walk through the streets of this village, you will see why it is so popular. The village seems still to be in a past century with only the cards and people reminding you of modern ages. That is also why parts of one of the Harry Potter movies were filmed here.
If there are not too many toursists, you can catch a feeling of how the village looked like a couple of centuries ago. Just try it out!
Written Sep 5, 2006
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Take some time and stroll through the narrow little lanes and gaze upon mainly the old buildings. The construction styles date back a few centuries. I'm always amazed at how they can find artisans who can replicate and repair these old buildings in the original format.
Written Feb 14, 2006
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Take some time and stroll through the narrow little lanes and gaze upon mainly the old buildings. The construction styles date back a few centuries. I'm always...
Q: Is it possible that someone, somewhere, please,could tell me how I could get to Lacock from Bristol or from Swindon, if i am...
A: First take the train to Chippenham. www.nationalrail.co.uk willgive you times, details and fares. The take a bus (or taxi) the 3 miles or so to Laycock. Bus 234...
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Lacock - a journey to the 18th century
I have no idea why it is called LaYcock here, although almost everyone calls it Lacock. Did VT mean the same village near Bath? I have no idea... The one-hour stay in this village was part of the...
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We took the Mad Max Tour out of Bath and the noon stop was in Lacock. Lacock is one of the oldest villages in Great Britain and has been purchased and preserved by the National Trust. People live in...
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Laycock is 4 miles South of Chippenham and is a lovely Tudor village with a few homely pubs including The George Inn the oldest pub in the village, indeed one of the oldest in the west, an Abbey...
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It's Lacock, not Laycock (That's a glitch in VT's database). Even if you haven't visited Lacock it may look familiar, and that's because it's featured in some famous costume period dramas, the Pride...
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