Castle Combe Collection (#3)
Step into a winter wonderland at Castle Combe, nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds of Wiltshire
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Step into a winter wonderland at Castle Combe, nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds of Wiltshire. As snow blankets the charming village, it transforms into a scene straight out of a fairytale. The historic streets are adorned with glistening white, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates all who visit. Amidst this snowy landscape, car enthusiasts gather to witness the thrilling races that take place on the renowned Castle Combe Circuit. Speed demons like Rodney Apperly in his Peugeot 106 GTi 1600 and Ewen Sergison in his Brabham BT21 showcase their skills as they navigate through the icy track, leaving behind tire tracks etched in the snow. The beauty extends beyond its racing heritage. With its quaint cottages and idyllic countryside views, it's no wonder why Tiff Needell chose this location to capture his Lotus 69 on camera. Graham Barron's Gemini Mk II and Mike Walker's Bond FJ add to the charm as they peacefully rest against the backdrop of this timeless village. Springtime breathes new life into Castle Combe, bringing vibrant colors and blooming flowers to every corner. In April 2009, Simon Armer's March 703 adds a splash of excitement to this season of renewal as it speeds through the British GT Championship race. David Warnock and Mike Jordan triumphantly claim victory in their Lister Storm, adding another chapter to Castle Combe's rich racing history. Whether covered in snow or bathed in spring sunshine, Castle Combe remains an irresistible destination for those seeking tranquility amidst England's stunning landscapes. Its allure is undeniable – from Roy Drudge's Healey Silverstone gracefully parked along its cobblestone streets to Jeremy Mortimer revving up his MG B for an exhilarating drive. Castle Combe is more than just a village; it is a testament to the beauty and heritage of Wiltshire.