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Visitor guide to the northern/western areas of the Lake
District
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Sections:
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Introduction | |
Keswick | ||
Around Keswick | ||
Cockermouth | ||
Buttermere | ||
Wast Water | ||
Hardknott Pass | ||
Muncaster Castle | ||
Further information | ||
Links |
INTRODUCTION
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KESWICK
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Keswick town centre |
AROUND KESWICK
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"Surprise View" |
Ashness Bridge |
Castlerigg Stone Circle |
Artist's impression of the stone circle as it was |
Cattle |
Stone wall |
Herdwick sheep |
Pig |
COCKERMOUTH
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Jennings ale (brewed in Cockermouth) |
BUTTERMERE
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View from the shore of Buttermere |
WAST WATER
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Wast Water |
HARDKNOTT PASS
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Hardknott Pass |
Hardknott Roman Fort |
MUNCASTER CASTLE
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Muncaster Castle |
World Owl Trust |
FURTHER INFORMATION
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Lonely Planet verdict: The Lake District
"Diversely beautiful, the Lake District mixes soft green dales, cobbled towns, stark mountains and mirror-surfaced lakes. An incredible variety of breathtaking scenery is crammed into a small area ... Unfortunately, many others have spotted its attractions, and there are an estimated 14 million annual visitors ... Avoid the most touristed areas from mid-July to August and on bank holiday weekends if you can. May, June, September and October are good times to visit, and the westernmost lakes are never so busy" (extracts from "Lonely Planet Great Britain - 2003 edition", used with permission) |
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Planet Great Britain Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications Date: May 2009 |
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Planet England Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications Date: March 2009 |
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