Fox’s Pulpit
Fox’s Pulpit:
Quakerism first came to the Lake District in 1652 when George Fox visited the northwest of England.
Fox’s Pulpit, on Firbank Fell, is
The Langdale Valley
The Langdale Valley:
To many, the Langdales is the heart of the English Lake District and must be two of the most beautiful valleys
Morecambe Bay Cycle Way
Morecambe Bay Cycle Way
The Morecambe Bay Cycle Way is a stunning long-distance route that takes you on a tour all the way around
The North West Way
The North West Way:
If you’re seeking an extraordinary walking adventure that combines breathtaking landscapes along a combination of long-distance paths, look no further
Ulverston Market Town
Ulverston Market Town:
Just outside the boundary of the National Park lies the picturesque market town of Ulverston.
With its cobbled streets and rich
Bring me Sunshine
Bring me Sunshine:
Morecambe is a typical classic Lancashire seaside town with a picturesque coastline looking out to the Irish Sea in Northwest England.
Known
Wythburn Church, Thirlmere
Wythburn Church, Thirlmere:
Wythburn Church is a small, picturesque chapel located in the heart of the Lake District National Park in Cumbria.
The chapel sits
Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve near Grange-over-Sands.Each year a pair of breeding Ospreys return to South Cumbria to raise their chicks.
Lowther Castle Daffodils
Lowther Castle Daffodils:
Lowther Castle in Cumbria is famous for its beautiful gardens and stunning landscapes.
On 24th April this year, it became home
Dunmail Raise AA Box
Dunmail Raise AA Box
The AA box at Dunmail Raise near Grasmere is a unique landmark that has stood the test of time.