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For
the energetic visitor, there are numerous good walks literally from
the door, with marvellous views across the Fells of the Central
Lakes. |
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Just
a short drive away you will find places such as Shap Abbey and Haweswater
where, during a dry summer, you can see the remains of Mardale,
the village drowned when the reservior was built. |
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In
Penrith you can see Penrith Castle and also visit Rheged,
The Village in the Hill. |
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Haweswater |
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Ullswater,
Windermere and Derwent Water are all within easy driving distance
and where you will find boat trips, boat hire and fishing, together
with other activities. |
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For
more places to see visit the Cumbria
Tourist Board site. Other useful sites include the National
Trust or English
Heritage. |
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The
Shap Community
Website will give you more information regarding the Village
and what is going on there and in the surrounding area |
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Shap
Abbey |
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The
Westmorland Way is a scenic walk through the old county of that
name, which now forms the south eastern segment of Cumbria. From
mountain passes to canal townpaths, this is a walk of unparalleled
variety. This website has been created to encourage and promote
the year round exploration and enjoyment of this walk, providing
all the tools necessary to plan a successful and enjoyable trip. |
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