remains of cross and market hall
West Street street sign
West Street bus shelter
old black bus shelter
Chipping Norton Town Hall
Kings Arms Hotel
Kings Arms pub sign
Kings Arms at Chipping Norton
The Fox at Chippy
old Fox Hotel sign
Blue Boar at Chippy
Pulhams bus at Chippy
Old Mill Cafe at Chipping Norton
The Old Mill Cafe
Bitter and Twisted restaurant
get your oats at Chipping Norton
Horse Fair, Chipping Norton
The Kings Arms at Chippy
Stagecoach Gold
last bus of the trip
The Red Lion at Chippy
old Chippy workshops
Market Street cafe
Chippy bunting
flags out at Chipping Norton
The Blue Boar at Chippy
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'Chippy', as it is known locally, is a busy market town on the highest point in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. The first use of 'Chipping Norton' comes from a royal writ of 1244. The 'Chipping' part comes from the medieval term for market; an indication of Chipping Norton's growth as a major centre of the wool trade. This was one of the two major wool markets in the region - the other being Chipping Campden.
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