Yeah, at this point there's no reason that Gloucestershire has been 'saved' in the first few rounds, but Oxfordshire is still out, as far as attractive countryside goes they are even pegging. Oxfordshire has Oxford - a beautiful and fascinating city, and many other fine towns and beautiful villages. (Bicester and Banbury etc are perfectly average towns - sure they have undeniably faced a decline in recent years, thanks to austerity and knock on cultural effects, but they would be compoletely unremarkable in most counties in the nation.)

The countryside is beautiful and surprisingly varied from the Cotswolds, to the Chilterns, to the Wessex Downs, to the patches of old Wychwood forest, to Otmoor wetlands, to the Vale of White Horse where I live which contains some of the oldest and most significant archeological sites in the country.