Gloucestershire in pictures: Sunsets and fireworks
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Our weekly round-up of pictures taken across the county includes an incredible crisp winter view from the top of Selsley Common and a famous house in Tetbury.
The skies were also lit with fireworks across the week to celebrate the 5 November.
This incredible photo was too good not to share.
It was taken from the top of Selsley Common, giving superb views over the Malvern Hills - just beautiful!
The skies above Gloucestershire were full of fireworks on Tuesday for bonfire night - and beyond.
Local photographer Jack Boskett captured this display at Tewkesbury Abbey.
There was a thumbs up from Pudsey for the BBC's Children in Need swimming challenge this week.
The team at BBC Radio Gloucestershire completed their part in the 1,000 mile challenge, swimming a total of 24 miles.
Breakfast Show presenter Jon Smith completing the final lengths at GL1 in Gloucester.
In Alderley, near Wotton-under-Edge, Jane Rhys and Jane Newman have crafted an entirely knitted and embroidered wartime scene.
It displays a World War One soldier with a helmet, rifle and backpack standing in a field of poppies against a sombre backdrop of shelled buildings and leafless trees.
The battlefield is criss-crossed by barbed wire and surrounded by the famous words from Laurence Binyon’s poem For the Fallen.
BBC Gloucestershire have been for a look around Chavenage House in Tetbury this week.
The home features in the star-studded series Rivals, which has just been released on streaming service Disney+.
The series is based on the book by Cotswolds author Dame Jilly Cooper.
Meanwhile, an entire street in Sharpness was sold at auction for £2.5m this week.
Dock Road was sold by the Canal and Rivers Trust to help raise funds for the charity.
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