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    Stroud

    Feb 02, 2021 2 minutes
    COMPILED BY KENDRA WILSON.

    If the Cotswolds were a frame of mind, then Stroud would be quite separate – even though the Five Valleys that converge on the town are just as pretty as the more famous honeypots beyond Cirencester. Built on wool manufacture, rather than sheep farming, the industrial edge is what sets the town and its villages apart, as well as

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