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On sale now at most leading outlets throughout Cumbria and many other outlets in the North of England.
NEW IN ISSUE No.17
Where to go, What to do
Take an overview of the Lakes and Cumbria region.
Over a hundred attractions and places of interest at
a glance. Plan your stay, don’t waste a day!
Ladies of the Lakes
No, we haven’t gone all tabloid, we’re looking at the little boats and big ships plying the loveliest lakes in England.
Land of the Lakes
Beautiful big photographs are a feature of our lakes lists. Details of all eighteen stretches of water from the magnificent Windermere to the tiny Tarn Hows.
The highest mountains
Wastwater below Great Gable, Britain’s favourite view, heads our popular top twenty mountains lists. Do you know what the 20th highest is?
Dare you do the
Via Ferrata?
Borrowdales latest attraction, and the only one of its kind in England, the Via Ferrata takes you safely up the face of Fleetwith Pike. We’ve done it, dare you?
My favourite views
Local reader Charlotte Williamson picked Wastwater as one of hers long before the TV show voted it the winner! Good taste these Whitehaven photographers.
Town Trails
A closer look at some of the pretty towns and villages of Cumbria.
Where was the biggest bridge in Britain?
Chances are you’ve never heard of the Solway Viaduct and you didn’t know it was knocked over by icebergs!
Safety on the fells
Don’t get yourself into trouble, like the chap who left his tent in the dark for a wee and couldn’t find it again!!! He had to call out the mountain rescue. Dear oh dear.
Wastwater
How to get to see Britain’s Favourite View.
Birkett’s Fells
You might have heard of Wainwright’s 214 fell tops but not many have climbed all of Bill’s 541!
Get up there!
Another five fells to walk on your next visit. Nothing scary just the favourites in this issue.
A Grasmere churchyard
There’s more to this corner of Grasmere than first meets the eye! Meet WW’s friends and family.
A taste of Cumbria
Another look at some of Cumbria’s favourite local foods. Taste the true Cumbria.
Moneysavers!
Save yourself money - use our coupon page.
Lakes & Cumbria Gazetteer
Our fantastic 160 page full colour, illustrated guide to towns and villages throughout Cumbria. The big one - the best one!
A place in the lakes
A night or a life time, our accommodation guide to buying, renting or timesharing PLUS
Where to Stay
Five pages of hotels, B&B’s, hotels and rented accommodation in Cumbria
EXTRA PAGES!!!
TOWN TRAILS
14 Pages of close up looks at some of the wonderful towns and villages around Cumbria
KIRKBY LONSDALE
Take tea at the Devil’s Bridge...
KIRKBY STEPHEN
or picnic at Frank’s Bridge (Who’s he?)
ARNSIDE
Down in the deep south, a seaside gem.
WALNEY ISLAND
Staying in the south, a look at a much overlooked island location.
LAKESIDE
Steam trains, vintage ships and fishy goings on.
CALDBECK
There’s more to this idyllic village than just John Peel and ample Mary.
KENDAL
Snuff, Mint Cake, castles and canals. Have you been there lately?
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Registered Office: White House, Lambley Bank, Scotby,
Carlisle, Cumbria. CA4 8BX
A useful guide to some of the best place s to eat in this pretty lakeland village. See Issue No.14
An interesting new guide to more than 40 galleries situated throughout the county. With an easy to use map showing the location of these galleries in four regions it provides just the right encouragement needed to explore the rich variety of work being displayed. This feature appeared in Issue No.9
LAKE ARTIST SOCIETY -
See our special 5 page feature in Issue No.15
The largest section, 48 pages, which takes you from Grasmere and William Wordsworth to Ambleside and then onto the Langdales, Coniston, Staveley, Ings and Bowness,Kendal and Sedbergh.
Keswick is probably the most popular 'all year' destination throughout the year this 36 page section includes a guide to points of interest around the Honister Pass, Bassenthwaite, Uldale and Caldbeck. Also includes Cockermouth.
There are some really unspoilt parts to Cumbria and here you'll find some of them. This 34 page section, starting with Penrith, provides some good ideas of where to find the best places to visit. Take the scenic drive along the A686 from Alston to Penrith and across to Ullswater, Glenridding and Patterdale.
A city with a fascinating history which also excels as a shoppers heaven. Includes a couple of useful maps to help guide you around the city. East of Carlisle is Brampton and an interesting part of the Roman Wall.
A glorious part of the county which is quite and unspoilt, especially around Eskdale and Ravenglass. Starting at Cockermouth this 18 page section provides a good guide to where you'll find some interesting places to visit including Silloth, Allonby, Maryport, Whitehaven and Gosforth.
Tucked away in the south and south west corner of the county there are some interesting places to visit in Barrow, Ulverston, Cartmel, Grange over Sands and Low Newton. And if you're interested in pigs than you must go to Gleaston Water Mill!.
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