How To Use Lake district In A Sentence
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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On Friday we returned from a short break in the Lake District to find an email from a farm in Dumfries which has Tamworth weaners available.
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Outside medicine he was an accomplished pianist and loved his garden and the nearby Lake District.
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We're going hiking in the Lake District next weekend.
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The coach trip to the Lake district and Scotland is now completely booked out.
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The age of the Carrock microgranite provides further evidence that both calc-alkaline and tholeiitic magmas were available during Caradoc magmatism in the Lake District.
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The rest of the country might perceive areas like the Lake District to be prosperous.
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Keep it up guys and you'll soon have the Lake District to yourselves and your sheep!
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Lake District National Park Authority rangers will be on their bikes and inviting guests to join them as they explore cycle tracks and bridleways around the area on Monday.
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She lives up in the Lake District.
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A founder member of the Rochdale Art Society, Donald Taylor was very well known for oil and watercolour landscapes, mainly depicting the Lake District, the Pennines, the Yorkshire Dales and Whitby.
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Everyday features of the countryside from sheepfolds to packhorse bridges carry all kinds of fascinating clues about how man's activities have shaped the Lake District landscape.
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I think she had some special fondness for the Lake District and loved the outdoors.
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The prominent species are: Coregonus lavaretus, known as houting in its purely freshwater form, or as powan (Loch Lomond in Scotland), skelly (the English Lake District), and gwyniad.
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Mr Jowett's cycling career was never the same after he was injured in a high-speed crash in the Lake District in 1977 but he continued riding his bike until two years ago.
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With the arrival of Easter holidays and potentially warm spring sunshine, people should not be lulled into thinking the lakes and tarns are warming up, said the Lake District National Park Authority rangers.
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A number of Lake District private investors have taken a 30 per cent stake in the business, freeing up cash for further growth.
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Now, I knew on one level that my fears were ridiculous, and that there are in fact no lions on Swiss alps, no wolf-packs in the lake district and no giant carnivorous elk anywhere.
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The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.
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It's not quite the Lake District but the countryside's very pretty.
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Some 40 Lake District hill farmers will sell half and whole lambs and shearlings cut ready for the freezer in boxes delivered by mail order.
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Lake District massacre: After 12 killings, Derrick Bird spared foung gamily
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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I thought of Dorothy Wordsworth who coined the phrase, ‘the rant and cant of the staled beggar’, as she complained of the mendicants she encountered in England's beautiful Lake District.
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A prominent site in the centre of a Lake District honeypot looks set to become one of the first developments for a newly-formed joint venture company.
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We're going hiking in the Lake District next weekend.
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Bolton has marketed itself as the gateway to the North-west, close to major attractions and just an hour's drive to the Lake District, which itself has not been included in the survey.
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We met a group of cyclists on a tour in the Lake District.
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They had slipped away for a week in the Lake District, made the rounds of London society arm in arm.
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Keep it up guys and you'll soon have the Lake District to yourselves and your sheep!
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In all, the trust has some 300 private houses and cottages plus 90 farms in the Lake District, all of which are likely to need distinctive local stone for maintenance in the future.
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Thompson, who denies murder, then allegedly dismembered the body before burying the remains in the Lake District.
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To the northwest the hills are closer and more rugged: the volcanic fells of the southern Lake District.
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For our holiday we went walking in the Lake District.
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The tranquillity that the limit will bring may yet be an economic boost for the Lake District, and not the threat that it is often portrayed.
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Hodge Close was one of a group of green slate quarries in the Lake District that were worked from the mid-19th century.
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Born in the Lake District, Stuart Miller became a professional mountain guide in 1985, but during a wet summer in the lakes he tried his hand at running a white water river in a kids rubber dinghy.
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Despite predictions of foul weather and traffic chaos, sunny weather lured thousands of tourists to the Lake District.
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After retirement in 1982 he and his wife, Mary, often went caravanning in the Lake District.
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The Lake District is a very romantic area.
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The prolific writer spent his life combining his two great loves - writing and the Lake District.
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WINNING TIP: Keswick Launch, Lake DistrictWrap up warm and hop on the launch that chugs around Derwentwater from Keswick.
Readers' tips: winter family days out
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Elsie has climbed every mountain peak in the Lake District that is climbable.
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The Lake District National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty that is protected for the benefit of the nation as a whole.
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There are many books dedicated to the mountains and lakes of the Lake District but none celebrate the stunning dales that are a feature of the national park.
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The Lake District attracts thousands of foreign visitors each year.
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At 978 metres (3209 feet), Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England. It is located in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria.
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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He was an admirable architectural historian and found in the Lake District country house a subject hitherto neglected.
Times, Sunday Times
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For our holiday we went walking in the Lake District.
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An osprey chick hatched this year took its first flight this weekend from its pine tree eyrie in the Lake District, the organisations involved in watching over the birds announced yesterday.
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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Imagery of the Lake District has been used to analyse the lineament pattern of the region.
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How can people stop to admire our beautiful Lake District and then spoil it by leaving their litter?
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By the time I encountered it, at the age of 12 or 13 I recall picking it out of a rotating bookstand, near the door of a bookshop in the Lake District, during one of those rain-sodden childhood holidays, I was already familiar with Clarke as the sober-minded chronicler of near future space exploration.
The stars of modern SF pick the best science fiction
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It is gloom and doom at many tracks but the little Lake District track deserves a medal for its valiant efforts.
The Sun
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Incredibly, 250 years ago the Lake District was seen as an ugly and inhospitable wilderness.
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An Ambleside man had a narrow escape after stumbling and sinking up to his armpits in a bog while walking on the Lake District fells, reports Paul Duncan.
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He said he was questioned over an alleged incident between him and a Lake District National Park Authority ranger.
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A quiet campsite in the Lake District.
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In Cumbrian dialect the sailplane pilots known as the "rock polishers" who fly over the Lake District might be termed as "leet as a fedder feather".
Country diary: Grasmere, Lake District
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Lake District National Park Authority staff are gearing up to count splatted insects on their car number plates this month, as part of the RSPB's Big Bug Count.
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The air in the Lake District this weekend was so clear and quiet except for bird calls - buzzards, curlew, woodpeckers, geese and owls.
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Match the artsy underwing of the pearl-bordered fritillary with the breathtaking views from the Morecambe Bay Limestones, just below the Lake District.
Are butterflies the UK's most beautiful endangered species? | Dan Flenley
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It was from this little hill Wainwright obtained his view of the Lake District which altered the whole course of his life.
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The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.
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The Lake District in 1800 was the crucible of the new Romantic movement in English poetry.
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The English Lake District is classic ground for students of Wordsworth and Coleridge.
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The Lake District in 1800 was the crucible of the new Romantic movement in English poetry.
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The birds of prey have nested at the site since 2001 and were the first to do so in the Lake District for 150 years.
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Permits for individuals and small groups will be available from the Lake District National Park Authority and will be issued with combination numbers for locks.
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As you near the village of Kentmere the beauty of the Lake District becomes so clear.
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In July 1797, Scott went on a tour of the English Lake District where he met his future wife.
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We met a group of cyclists on a tour in the Lake District.
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The air in the Lake District this weekend was so clear and quiet except for bird calls - buzzards, curlew, woodpeckers, geese and owls.
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The practice, known as "boots-only hiking", is becoming increasingly popular in the south and the Lake District but naturists have never been seen wandering the Dales before.
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The Lake District in 1800 was the crucible of the new Romantic movement in English poetry.
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In the Lake District in the sixteenth century a handfast was supposed to last no longer than a year and a day.
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Who is to say that, merely because a tourist is visiting Las Vegas, he or she does not also vacation in the Lake District, or live the life of a Parisian boulevardier?
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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Restaurateurs and hoteliers across the Lake District are joining forces to support an extra special cause.
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The Lake DistrictLake poets William Wordsworth, Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey of the 19 th century.
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He had to be content with helping out in the car park of a well-organised event, after falling in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District a couple of days before and injuring his knee.
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As a boy who was born and brought up at the foot of Kentmere in the heart of the Lake District I remember treasuring each new volume as they were published.
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My class are going to the Lake District.
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John Cunliffe wrote his Pat stories after hearing yarns from the friendly man who ran his local Lake District post office, and used his own experience of running a mobile library in rural Northumberland.
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The crystal light of a clear winter morning, dramatic stormy skies and the golden warmth of an autumn day: all find a place in this splendid evocation of the Lake District.
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She also nullifies the Napoleonic hero (Byron, in biographical readings) and the Wordsworthian ideal as well: the innocence of youth "trailing clouds of glory" is demythisized in Wordsworth's own Lake District landscape in favor of Godwinian education.
Radical Imaginings: Mary Shelley's The Last Man
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We're going hiking in the Lake District next weekend.
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The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.
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I think I had a passing comment about having tea but not being able to sit back on the sofa for fear of denting it, at which point they extracted a story about my relatives in the Lake District from me.
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Seger lives outside Detroit in the northwest suburbs in an area known as the Little Lake district.
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Other important finds include a stone ax, which came from England's Lake District, and other axes made from the rock porcellanite, which only occurs in the North Antrim area.
Ballynashllog Jackpot
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Instead, the whole of the Southern Uplands terrane shares clay mineral characteristics with the convergent, load-induced foreland basin sequence of the southern Lake District, the Windermere Supergroup.
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A tremendous amount of effort is being made to equate the Lake District and surrounds with the revival of regional foods.
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A water firm has been granted permission to pump water from the Lake District into a reservoir in case of drought.
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It represents the period of transition between unpowered bloomeries and blast furnaces, and will add a great deal to our knowledge of early iron working in the Lake District.
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Lake District planners have ordered the removal of a holiday chalet which was built without planning permission near Ambleside.
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Walkers to the Lake District often concentrate on conquering the most challenging peaks and fells, forgetting about the region's 16 lakes and 400 tranquil tarns, streams and waterfalls.
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His ashes were placed in his wife Gail's coffin which was buried with their three children in the rainswept Lake District.
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Unpublished letters by William Wordsworth's sister-in-law offering fresh insights into the life and times of the archetypical Lake District poet have been handed over to The Wordsworth Trust.
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His four books, which ranged over local lore, geology and topography, became standard reading for lovers of the Lake District.
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Outdoor activities are a key part of the tourism offering in the Lake District and other parts of Cumbria.
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The crystal light of a clear winter morning, dramatic stormy skies and the golden warmth of an autumn day: all find a place in this splendid evocation of the Lake District.
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Lambs are the icons of the rural idyll, the faces that grace a thousand Lake District postcards and the sight that brightens the spirits of even the most jaded commuters as they flash past Cumbrian hills.
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Seger lives outside Detroit in the northwest suburbs in an area known as the Little Lake district.
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I can vouch for truly beautiful autumn weather this time last week in the Lake District.
Times, Sunday Times
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We're going hiking in the Lake District next weekend.
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His four books, which ranged over local lore, geology and topography, became standard reading for lovers of the Lake District.
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The Lake District National Park is filled to capacity for much of the summer.
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Tough financial decisions are to be taken next week to prevent the Lake District National Park Authority from being swallowed up in a financial black hole.
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They give suggestions for exploring many of the Lake District's best-loved places by open-topped bus, boat, bike, or simply with boots.
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The charity tends to avoid tourist honeypots, such as the Lake District, where it is easy to find other willing owners to rescue ruins, and instead works in less busy places.
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The Lake District is a very romantic area.
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My wife and I have a place up in the Lake District where we go walking with our aged dog.
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The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.
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It is perhaps 200 feet high, something of a pimple outlier of the main range but it contained an abandoned, flooded quarry which was, when required, redolent of the Lake District books.
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A tall Christmas tree will light up outside a farmhouse in Watendlath today as the last Lake District hamlet is connected to mains electricity.
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Members thought the Lake District National Park Authority should grant permission provided there was a local occupancy clause.
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The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.
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Wordsworth found inspiration in/drew inspiration from the Lake District scenery. It was a great source of inspiration to him.
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Four Army helicopters have lifted around 400 giant bags of stone up the Lake District fells to help in the repair of popular eroded paths.
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The Lake District is a very romantic area.
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The Lake District is a very romantic area.
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Meanwhile, in Kendal, a short convoy of boats, cars and four-by-fours took the report to the Lake District National Park Authority offices at Murley Moss.
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Some suggestions on the wetland ecosystem protection in the Poyang Lake District are put forward.
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Match the artsy underwing of the pearl-bordered fritillary with the breathtaking views from the Morecambe Bay Limestones, just below the Lake District.
Are butterflies the UK's most beautiful endangered species? | Dan Flenley
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By the time I encountered it, at the age of 12 or 13 I recall picking it out of a rotating bookstand, near the door of a bookshop in the Lake District, during one of those rain-sodden childhood holidays, I was already familiar with Clarke as the sober-minded chronicler of near future space exploration.
The stars of modern SF pick the best science fiction
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Later, when I was a teenager, I'd tag along with some English schoolfriends going on summer hols with their families to the Lake District, or Wales, or even as far afield as the Dordogne.
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But he resaw the glorious hump of the Gable (he had never visited the Lake District since), and the mouse-gray depths of Wastwater under the Screes; he could resmell the washed air after heavy rain, and refollow the ribbon of the pass across to Sty Head.
Goodbye, Mr Chips
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As one of only two consultants for the whole of west Cumbria, he travelled far and wide to outpatient clinics and did domiciliary visits all over the western Lake District.
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Where is the iconic building of the 20th century in the Lake District?
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The Lake District in 1800 was the crucible of the new Romantic movement in English poetry.
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Enterprising parish councillors in one of the Lake District's premier tourist honeypots have mooted plans to develop their own car park in competition with the national park authority.
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Imagery of the Lake District has been used to analyse the lineament pattern of the region.
