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25th September 2009
There I was on a restful weekend by the sea; enjoying coffee and croissant in a quaint little café at the end of the North Shore pier.
Looking outside through a musty rain smattered window my gaze was attracted to the contours of the magnificent edifi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Peter Rabbit was a figment of the imagination of the very creative Beatrix Potter. The author was born in 1866 in Victorian Kensington London. Her home was large and sumptuous, her family rich. She was raised with several servants, a shy girl who wiled aw... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
While many people would love to take more extended holidays, weekends seem to offer more realistic opportunities with regard to getting away throughout the year. Taking shorter breaks over weekends doesn’t mean you’ll have to miss out on what your hol... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton30th August 2009
Vintage posters are always available at art auctions. I have found all kinds of vintage poster art auctions lately. I really liked a vintage poster I found that was from the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. The poster is rare because it is one of the only 5... Read >
Author: Tresure Hunter28th August 2009
When the Lake Poets wrote their narrative accounts of the Lake District between the 18th and 19th Century, little did they know that their messages would have reverberated throughout the ages to capture the attention of many curious minds. Thanks to their... Read >
Author: mattspock19th August 2009
Vintage posters are always available at art auctions. I have found all kinds of vintage poster art auctions lately. I really liked a vintage poster I found that was from the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. The poster is rare because it is one of the only 5... Read >
Author: Tresure Hunter19th August 2009
The credit crunch has clearly hit many families hard and it is never more apparent than when it comes to holiday season. Many families are used to packing their suitcases and heading for warmer climates of either Southern Europe or other exotic destinatio... Read >
Author: Mr.Brightside18th August 2009
Long Mynd
The Long Mynd is 10 miles south of Shrewsbury, and has an area of over 8.5 square miles. The name Long Mynd literally means "Long Mountain". The eastern edge of the Long Mynd has many steep valleys, though it rises up to a heath land plateau ... Read >
Author: andycal09th August 2009
The recession has hit most of us quite hard and luxuries like family holidays have either been cancelled or a cheaper alternative found. The UK tourism sector has, however, seen benefits of people looking for cheaper alternatives as the number of people h... Read >
Author: Mr.Brightside03rd August 2009
It seems as though every man and his dog wants to tell us about the ‘recession' or the ‘current climate' in the world, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy yourself and go on holiday. Maybe it will just be a different kind of holiday - a camping holi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st August 2009
Every year parents face the dilemma of keeping their children entertained over the summer holidays, as well as making sure they spend their time off school productively they also want to go away on holiday where they can lounge in the sun whilst the child... Read >
Author: Phil Adams-Wright31st July 2009
The beautiful Lancashire, it's properties and their prices
When one thinks of Lancashire you imagine beautiful landscapes, magnificent castles, an exquisite coastline, the stunning lake district, farmlands and friendly people who love their sports.
... Read >
Author: Jaxster24th July 2009
If you haven’t been on your summer 2009 holiday or booked yet you will certainly be looking at booking a last minute deal within a couple of weeks. There are some fantastic last minute deals to be had. If you’ve seen my previous articles then my advic... Read >
Author: Kim Chambers24th July 2009
Leading holiday home & lodge manufacturers Wessex Park Homes are showcasing their new development of mobile homes to buy in Hawkshead Hall in the Lake District and Witton Castle Country Park in County Durham. Wessex Park Homes encourage all to witness the... Read >
Author: nmaidment19th July 2009
The reason why so many choose cottages Derbyshire is because it allows them to spend their holidays a bit away from the crowds and business that makes up the area. And while some thrive on that constant busy atmosphere others prefer a quiet spot to retrea... Read >
Author: David18th July 2009
My first glimpse of cosmopolitan Santiago was flying over the partly snowcapped Chilean Andes. Upon arrival, one thing that struck me about the capital was how incredibly green and lush it is, with its beautiful purple flowered Jacarandas and abundant par... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel17th July 2009
If you intend on holidaying in the UK this summer, you are amongst a growing band of Britons who have turned their back on travelling abroad – at least for now. Economic uncertainty and straightforward prudence mean that rather than shell out thousands ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane09th July 2009
For some people driving is purely a practical need. One person may only have a car because they wouldn’t be able to get to work any other way. If they could walk or catch a bus, they would be quite happy not to own a car at all.
For other people the ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane01st July 2009
Many of us are looking for the cheapest holidays around at the moment. We can make use of the internet to search for the best deals so we can get away for a break this summer. After all everyone deserves a holiday to get away from all the economic doom an... Read >
Author: Kim30th June 2009
There's something quite magical about sleeping under canvas. Closeness to nature, seeing the moon shining through the tent, hearing owls hooting in the trees and breathing nature's earthy scent… these small things which we take for granted in our everyd... Read >
Author: Anna Clare16th June 2009
It's easy to see how things have changed in the last year within the financial, business and political sectors of society and the term one disaster to the next sums it all up but what about those who can't afford things like a decent holiday in the summer... Read >
Author: Debbie Wall12th June 2009
Though normally a lone walker on this occasion I was accompanied by an old friend George. We had been friends for many years and on some of my more adventurous long distance walks George had rendered support along many of the routes. He had asked me many... Read >
Author: Acopic Ltd12th June 2009
The Lake District is located in the Cumbria region of the UK and contains some of the most magical tourist attractions. Dotted with villages of charm and character, against the backdrop of stunning mountain ranges, this area has enchanted and gave inspira... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley05th June 2009
With its abundant coastline and rolling green hills, camping in English countryside used to be something of a holiday must. However, in the pre-recession years more and more of us favoured nice hotels and the golden sands of increasingly accessible farawa... Read >
Author: MarkeD19th May 2009
There are distinct regions around the UK, and if you're going to the North of England for your holidays there are several places that are among the best to visit. These include Northumbria, Cumbria, the Lake District, Derbyshire, and Yorkshire. While they... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer18th May 2009
When you go to the UK for your holiday, one of the things that you really might want to consider doing is renting a cottage. There are a lot of places to do that, like Cornwall, Devon, the Lake District, and Northumbria. These are some popular choices bec... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th May 2009
The Lake district is a fantastic place to stay in Britain, not only is there spectacular lakes and mountains but there are plenty of attractions and things to do. It is a walkers, bikers and adventure seeking paradise. Accommodation in Cumbria can suit al... Read >
Author: Lucy11th May 2009
When you go to the UK for your holiday, one of the things that you really might want to consider doing is renting a cottage. There are a lot of places to do that, like Cornwall, Devon, the Lake District, and Northumbria. These are some popular choices bec... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th May 2009
Bassenthwaite Lake
Bassenthwaite Lake is one of the largest of the Lake District at approximately 4 miles long and ¾ miles wide. Despite its size this long and narrow lake is very shallow, at its deepest point it reaches a depth of just 70 feet. The Lak... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st May 2009
If you want to camp but you don't want to go too far, there are a lot of places you can enjoy and still remain in Europe. Naturally it costs less that way, and you can have a budget holiday that everyone can enjoy. That's true of the adults and of the chi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd April 2009
Holidays gives an energetic break from the same routine life. People are leading a very stressful life today. They have to face the challenges of life. And in this process of struggle the life at times becomes dull and boring. To rid of the boredom, one l... Read >
Author: David22nd April 2009
Holidays gives an energetic break from the same routine life. People are leading a very stressful life today. They have to face the challenges of life. And in this process of struggle the life at times becomes dull and boring. To rid of the boredom, one l... Read >
Author: David09th April 2009
Looking for a destination with a difference? Then pack your car and head to Poland
Getting started
A country rich in history, Poland’s turbulent past and influences from East and West make it a fascinating travel destination. The flip side is that... Read >
Author: MarkeD08th April 2009
Holiday Cottages popularly used in United Kingdom for accommodation are usually petite homes which vacationers rent and sprint as if they were their home for their duration of stay. This gives the liberty of eating in, eating out, staying in bed throughou... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson08th April 2009
Set in the dramatic grandeur of the Lakeland Fells, the wild, woodland gardens are home to an incredible collection of rare and beautiful plants. Muncaster Castle offers many fantastic Lake District Attractions within its grounds. Miles of paths wind thro... Read >
Author: vishnu03rd April 2009
For a number of years now, it has been felt that a holiday in the UK is more expensive than a holiday abroad.
In the past, staying in the UK has been thought of as quite an expensive holiday with many holiday makers choosing to go abroad instead. Cost... Read >
Author: jennyhicks27th March 2009
"Nainital" is a glittering jewel in the Himalyan necklace, blessed with scenic natural spledour and varied natural resources.
Dotted with lakes (Naini Lake, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Khurpatal, Sattal), Nainital has earned the epithet of 'Lake District' of... Read >
Author: CASDSEO BLOG27th March 2009
Italy is the perfect place for a dream wedding and is becoming a popular choice with destination weddings. The reason for this is simple. The country caters to almost everyone’s tastes. Finding beautiful wedding locations in Italy is not a very difficul... Read >
Author: Ellizabeth25th March 2009
Set in the dramatic grandeur of the Lakeland Fells, the wild, woodland gardens are home to an incredible collection of rare and beautiful plants. Muncaster Castle offers many fantastic Lake District Attractions within its grounds. Miles of paths wind thro... Read >
Author: vishnu25th March 2009
Traditionally, Britons used to stay close to home when it came to holidaying. These bygone decades saw a boom in local industry with activity based holidays – cycling, rambling and hiking. Millions flocked to the beach resorts of Margate, Blackpool and ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley23rd March 2009
What would it be like to study Shakespeare in the college classroom, and then after class be able to go see for yourself the exact location where the Old Globe Theatre has been recently unearthed by an archeology team? Or to study poetry in class, only t... Read >
Author: Anne Harvester19th March 2009
The hotel and tourism industry is always on of the first industries to feel the effects of a recession or economic downturn.
Although the hotel and tourism industry is one of the first industries to see the onset of a recession or economic downturn, t... Read >
Author: jennyhicks17th March 2009
The only problem with taking a summer break in the Lake District is that you can't possible see everything that it has to offer. There are so many sites there that you'll have to narrow down the ones that you really want to see the most and go examine the... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th March 2009
New Decorating for Spring Why not start with a bed inspired by a garden gate? This metal bed is a piece of contemporary furniture which traces its roots to the classic English article, and its antique white finish has been gracefully chipped away to revea... Read >
Author: Kim Shaver10th March 2009
The Lake District is with out question of the most beautiful places in the United Kingdom. The area has true picture postcard moments with its undulating hills, valleys with a thousands of different shades of green, wooded hill sides, sandstone cliffs, sa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th March 2009
When it comes to finding the perfect place for romance within the United Kingdom, finding somewhere suitable will not prove too difficult; there are a plethora of destinations that ensures you get to spend quality time with that special someone.
The... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th March 2009
The English Lake District has been named as one of the most romantic destinations in the UK.
With the Lake District being named most romantic destination this Valentine’s, it isn’t surprising that couples then want to return to get married. A stagg... Read >
Author: jennyhicks18th February 2009
Everyone has stressful days at the office from time to time. And no matter how much you might enjoy your job, you’ve probably caught yourself sitting at your desk and daydreaming of sunnier climes. The trouble is that your summer holiday can seem so f... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell18th February 2009
Does it feel as though it’s time to take a break from work and get away for a few days? If it does, don’t automatically think you need to hop on a plane to go abroad; there are plenty of places you can visit in the UK that can provide all the relax... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell16th February 2009
The western Lake District is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK and which is also the location for the highest mountain in England.
The western Lake District covers a large area from the Solway Firth at the northern most tip right d... Read >
Author: jennyhicks02nd February 2009
When you're considering taking up sailing, the Lake District is the perfect place to do just that. It's such a pure pastime, with just you, the wind, and the boat. It's not just the sailing that makes it great, either. It's also the scenery. In the Lake D... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st January 2009
It is becoming more and more of a requirement for businesses to provide a niche service or offer something that is just that little bit more specialised than its competitors. This is especially apparent in the highly competitive hotel and leisure industry... Read >
Author: jennyhicks30th January 2009
There are over 80 bodies of water in the Lake District National Park which includes the largest, Windermere to the small tarns such as Angle Tarn.
There is in fact only one piece of water that is officially a lake and that is Bassenthwaite Lake 3 miles... Read >
Author: jennyhicks20th January 2009
With the weak Euro against the pound, the tourism industry is hoping for a bumper year for UK holidays.
It is the family that many tourism operators are hoping will be returning to holiday in the UK. For the last 20 years, more and more families have b... Read >
Author: jennyhicks16th January 2009
The favourite view in the UK is from Snowdonia. Not everyone would agree, but most people certainly would. The recent poll that was taken indicated that Snowdonia fought off several other options to win the title of the favourite view in the UK. There is ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th January 2009
When we think of road trips, many will no doubt imagine the rolling mountain highways of the United States, or perhaps miles and miles of red earth in the Outback of Australia.
Indeed, when many of us go abroad we often make use of car rental in order ... Read >
Author: DCollins09th January 2009
If you're looking to have a great cottage holiday, there are a lot of places that you can go to, including Northumbria. It's the cradle of Christianity in England and it's also the scene of a lot of bloody Viking raids. It has a very rich history, and whe... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th January 2009
The thought of driving to the commuting masses can evoke feelings of frustration and irritation; not less because of the ever increasing difficulties of getting to and from work in many of Britain’s towns and cities. But when commuting takes its toll,... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th January 2009
Getting away in the New Year is getting more popular each year. Many factors could be contributing to this.
A large reason this year is due to the current economic situation. Many people go away for Christmas but it can be costly and at times when thin... Read >
Author: jennyhicks04th January 2009
If you want to impress your lover this Valentine’s Day, then it might pay to think outside of the box. Indeed, although roses are thought of as the traditional symbol of love, research has revealed that many view a romantic trip away as the ultimate dec... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan17th December 2008
Holker Hall is the home of Lord and Lady Cavendish and it's open to visitors of all ages: the home has proved very popular as a destination for a day out in the Southern Lake District over the years, for it offers many different activities and attractions... Read >
Author: Rod Smith17th December 2008
The lake district. Many people talk about how beautiful it is. If you've never been there, it's something that you should experience. If you have been there before, it's quite likely that you'll want to go back. If you're lucky enough to live in or near t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th December 2008
Because the Lake District has so many good hotels it's hard to choose a few to recommend. Yet some stand out by virtue of their quality, their location, and their unique blend of luxury and location.
Our first choice is located a few hundred feet above... Read >
Author: Rod Smith03rd December 2008
Nainital town itself is positioned around a beautiful lake called Naini jheel. It’s this attractive setting which makes Nainital a hot traveler spot particularly for honeymooners who get pleasure from the view of the good-looking lake and also try their... Read >
Author: Priya Singh03rd December 2008
Nainital town itself is positioned around a beautiful lake called Naini jheel. It’s this attractive setting which makes Nainital a hot traveler spot particularly for honeymooners who get pleasure from the view of the good-looking lake and also try their... Read >
Author: Priya Singh03rd December 2008
Cumbria - the Lake District is well known for its outstanding natural beauty, but the region has so much more to offer including a great selection of high quality Lake District accommodation, first class visitor attractions and activity providers, plus so... Read >
Author: jennyhicks03rd December 2008
Despite the doom and gloom in the news, the Christmas party season is fast approaching and plans are still going ahead with even more determination to lift the spirits of staff.
Christmas in the Lake District has been a popular choice for couples and f... Read >
Author: jennyhicks03rd December 2008
Villas are great, but if you want to look into owning your own holiday home you might want to consider static caravans and holiday lodges, as well. You can often purchase these for a lower price than the villas, and they have everything that you could wan... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd December 2008
Cornwall and the Lake District are popular areas in the UK, but they aren't the only ones that you might be interested in. There are other great places to visit in England as well. For example, everyone who comes to England should stop and see Stonehenge.... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd December 2008
If you've been paying any attention lately, you've noticed that there have been a lot more mobile homes around. People are leasing them and renting them to take their holiday. They give you the freedom to go somewhere different, you aren't stuck at one pa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd December 2008
Many see scrambling as a mountain adventure like rock climbing - and, yes, it is exciting, but if done properly it provides loads of excitement with none of the risk. The Lake District offers many fine scrambles, including the most famous of all - Jack's ... Read >
Author: Rod Smith01st December 2008
You can now ascend the dizzying route to the top of Honister Slate Mine, going up the oen and only via ferrata ("iron road") in England. This is an Italian-inspired cable system, coomon in the Dolomites for dangerous acents, to which you are securely atta... Read >
Author: Rod Smith26th November 2008
If you have a business in Cambria Lake District or anywhere else nearby like Manchester, Cambria North or West Kendal you will have the opportunity to get the best web design teams to give you the most amazing looking websites for very good prices. The we... Read >
Author: harminder25th November 2008
Green tourism is becoming a focus for many people who want to a more environmentally conscious holiday.
Taking your holiday in the UK is the first step. A carbon emissions produced when not flying to a destination is very low and even lower should a ... Read >
Author: jennyhicks24th November 2008
You may have found your loved one recently or decades ago, but one sure fire way to keeps those fires a burning is a visit to the majestic Lake District. Everything one associates with romance is here in great excess. Fantastic Lake District hotels with p... Read >
Author: jennyhicks17th November 2008
Maxi date is an online site for dating that singles in Cumbria can join for free. This is the place that you will get to enjoy advanced searches and matches that will amaze you. There are 3 easy steps that you will use to join. The first is to give some p... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji05th November 2008
One of the biggest reasons for visiting the English Lake District is to go walking. With the spectacular scenery and endless walking routes and trails, the Lake District caters for walkers of all ages and abilities.
The landscape in the Lake District d... Read >
Author: jennyhicks31st October 2008
Rock Climbing
The Lake District offers numerous rock climbing centers. If you�re adventurous enough you will find that the scenery from the top is amazing.
Experience the Windermere Steamer
Hop on a traditional steamboat and ride across ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th October 2008
This weekend in the Lake District 1,700 fell runners, out of a total of 2,500 became stranded in atrocious weather conditions. Fortunately, eventually, every single one of them was either rescued or returned safely of their own accord, but the recriminati... Read >
Author: markcb27th October 2008
Vintage posters are always available at art auctions. I have found all kinds of vintage poster art auctions lately. I really liked a vintage poster I found that was from the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. The poster is rare because it is one of the only 500 ... Read >
Author: Jerald Shapiro15th October 2008
Maxi date is an online site for dating that singles in Cumbria can join for free. This is the place that you will get to enjoy advanced searches and matches that will amaze you. There are 3 easy steps that you will use to join. The first is to give some p... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji13th October 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Mary Smith
The Auvergne is a land sculpted by volcanic eruptions and glacial power. Situated in the centre of France this seemingly tranquil region has often been likened to the Scottish Highlands or the English Lake district. This f... Read >
Author: Liz Smith07th October 2008
You might want to limit your vacation to the UK this year instead of going overseas because the British Pound has declined enough that travel outside of the country might not be as easy as it used to be.
When the Pound was at its peak, UK travelers co... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th October 2008
The mere thought of purchasing a holiday home is enough to put you in a peaceful state. However, actually going through with purchase requires the same sensible considerations you would apply to any financial decision. You should know what you want, weig... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th October 2008
The fabled Lakeland Terrier is one of the oldest breeds of terrier still employed. Its name and fame resounds today as the crowning glory of Lakeland farmers' dog breeding achievements!
The appellation, Lakeland, was added to the breed only in modern t... Read >
Author: Rod Smith01st October 2008
Many millions of tourist each year from all over the globe visit the British Isles, be it on business trips or purely for leisure. The British Isles comprises mainly Britain, now referred to as the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The Isle of Man and the Ch... Read >
Author: Peter Owen29th September 2008
Windermere in the English Lake District is the longest natural lake in England. Set in the middle of some of the most beautiful scenery in the country, Windermere and its surrounding areas have been a favoured holiday destination since 1847.
Windermere... Read >
Author: jennyhicks29th September 2008
Ullswater is situated in the Northern area of the English Lake District and just 6 miles from junction 40 of the M6 motorway. Perfectly located for access but without having swarms of tourists so keeping the area serene and peaceful.
The name “Ullswa... Read >
Author: jennyhicks29th September 2008
Blackpool Tower is one of Britain’s greatest seaside monuments and houses an array of entertainment and leisure venues, giving you the option to be as busy or relaxed as you want to be when visiting this world famous attraction.
The tower itself i... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell25th September 2008
Thinking of the environment and being environmentally conscious needn’t stop when taking a holiday. Many hotels and leisure complexes are leading the way in the environmental stakes by lowering their carbon footprint.
Many businesses are looking at ... Read >
Author: jennyhicks23rd September 2008
The bird life of the English Lake District needs the support of all who love the region. All birds and their eggs and nests are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain rare or more endangered species are further protected by increased ... Read >
Author: Rod Smith18th September 2008
With beautiful scenery taking up much of the countryside in the area, the North West of England is the ideal location to enjoy the great outdoors with an activity holiday.
Horse riding in the Lake District has always been a popular pursuit among UK h... Read >
Author: pmcindoe10th September 2008
Cumbria Tourism Awards
Winners of this years Cumbria Tourism awards - the Oscars of the industry - were announced at a gala dinner held at the Castle Green Hotel in Kendal on May 13th.
The 08 awards attracted a record number of entries, Ian Stephe... Read >
Author: Matt Dawson08th September 2008
The Lake District is renowned for being a haven for walkers, fresh air and the feel of well being. The English Lake District is one of fifty places worldwide that National Geographic states is a must to visit, and there is no better way than to combine it... Read >
Author: jennyhicks08th September 2008
The Lake District is one of the main places that people like to go when they head to the UK. There are a lot of attractions and plenty of events that a person can get involved in, and there's something for everyone to do, no matter what they're interested... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th September 2008
The Lake District is an area of outstanding natural beauty located in the north west of England. The area is world famous for its astonishing beauty and tranquil landscapes. Its popularity has been enhanced further thanks to its rich cultural past involvi... Read >
Author: Rod Smith05th September 2008
The Lakes in Cumbria is England's largest National Parks. It also boasts England's longest Lake (Windemere) and deepest lake (Wastwater) as well as England's highest mountain (Scafell Pike).
Some well-known towns include Keswick, Ambleside and Bowness-... Read >
Author: Rod Smith05th September 2008
It has been thought in the past that staying in hotels with children is a bad idea, not places geared up for children.
Parents however, want a bit of luxury and do not always want to camp or go self catering.
Times are changing and hoteliers are wak... Read >
Author: jennyhicks04th September 2008
The UK isn’t exactly known around the world for its scenic drives.
But there are some beautiful routes to take around our country, here are some of the best ones we found. However make sure that all of you insurance needs are taken care of before you ... Read >
Author: Brad Swarner04th September 2008
Who would have thought it? Windermere is not on Lake Windermere! In fact, it’s about 2 miles away, with ‘Bowness on Windermere’ being the small town which is on Lake Windermere.
Strangely, Windermere [town] used to be called Winandermere and befo... Read >
Author: jennyhicks04th September 2008
Since the 19th Century, the red squirrel has been slowly edged out by the larger and more outgoing grey squirrel.
In the Lake District, the native red has seen the same decline as many other parts of the United Kingdom, since the introduction of its g... Read >
Author: jennyhicks03rd September 2008
Honister slate mine is located in Cumbria, in the English Lake District. It was reopened in 1997 by Mark Weir and now, in addition to being a working mine, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Lake District, with numerous activities fo... Read >
Author: Rod Smith02nd September 2008
Before you go on that long deserved holiday, you could do a little research about the destination, like its culture and the people. This way you will not have any surprises when you are there. Here is a little fact: If you go to Italy, it is very importa... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves02nd September 2008
Italy is an amazing country to visit, offering distinct sceneries like the extraordinary Tuscany, astonishing ruins like the Colosseum, museums, churches, wine and a lots and lots of amazing food. Along with the famous cities like Rome and Venice these ar... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves16th August 2008
Dogs and their owners will enjoy an even better holiday in the Lake District this year thanks to a new initiative introduced by a very dog friendly hotel.
The Borrowdale Hotel in the Western Lake District has extended its canine welcome by offering... Read >
Author: mattharts13th August 2008
Dogs and their owners will enjoy an even better holiday thanks to new initiatives being introduced by dog friendly hotels.
Many hotels are extending their dog friendly accommodation welcome by offering to walk their guest’s dogs and supplying beds, b... Read >
Author: jennyhicks24th July 2008
Whether it is for green motives or cost constraints, families who would normally go abroad for their holidays are in for some surprises when they head for the Lake District this summer.
Savvy guests are demanding more from hotels who in turn, are b... Read >
Author: mattharts24th July 2008
Cumbria – the Lake District with its stunning scenery has been welcoming visitors for generations. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty, mountains reflected in still waters, picturesque villages, stunning shorelines and above it is tranquillity. ... Read >
Author: jennyhicks24th July 2008
Cumbria – the Lake District with its stunning scenery has been welcoming visitors for generations. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty, mountains reflected in still waters, picturesque villages, stunning shorelines and above it is tranquillity. ... Read >
Author: jennyhicks24th July 2008
Cumbria – the Lake District with its stunning scenery has been welcoming visitors for generations. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty, mountains reflected in still waters, picturesque villages, stunning shorelines and above it is tranquillity. ... Read >
Author: jennyhicks22nd July 2008
The Lake District Hotel Group were so determined to continue developing the quality of the menu’s and food in their hotels, that they commissioned an AA Rosette Academy to be held at their own Lodore Falls Hotel in Borrowdale. Teams from all six of thei... Read >
Author: mattharts22nd July 2008
The Lake District is also known as the Lakeland, and is a rural area in the North-West England. The place is very popular for its mountains and lakes, thus justifying the nickname. It also holds historical significance since it has associations with the p... Read >
Author: Neale22nd July 2008
Windermere is a place which is flouted by visitors throughout the year, though it previously was just a rural community where small people thrived. Windermere is situated in the Lake District. Windermere has the unique combination of offering the visitors... Read >
Author: Neale22nd July 2008
There are many hotels and places of accommodation in Ambleside, a town situated in the Lake District. So staying at the place is never an issue due to the large number of places available for your lodging purpose. But the time when you visit the place wou... Read >
Author: Neale22nd July 2008
Ambleside is a small and beautiful town, located in the Lake District. People do visit there, and there are various kinds of accommodation available also, which aid them. Not only there are numerous lake district hotels available, there is what is called ... Read >
Author: Neale22nd July 2008
From a very small rural community in the Lake District, Windermere has transformed into one of the biggest destinations there with millions of people visiting there throughout the year. What is interesting is that the small town of Windermere, despite its... Read >
Author: Neale21st July 2008
The area called 'The Lakes' is in the north-west of England in Cumbria. The area is the largest National Park in England (around 885 sq. miles) and is recognised as the most beautiful regions and the UK's premier destination for walking and rock scramblin... Read >
Author: LakeDistrict03rd July 2008
The United Kingdom holds some of what is, in my opinion, the most spectacular scenery and natural attractions available in the whole of Europe. If you are planning to go on holiday this year why not enjoy the splendour that is Great Britain? It does not h... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quirk02nd July 2008
UK Holiday cottages Online was launched in 1996 offering self catering holiday cottages throughout Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in all the most popular counties like Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and N... Read >
Author: nancy26th June 2008
Fractional ownership is an established concept in the USA and Caribbean, but can it work in the less than ideal climate of the UK? This article was triggered by reading a report that was very negative about fractional ownership in the UK.
What's the Pr... Read >
Author: Neil Robertson20th June 2008
Once the days start to get warmer it’s natural to want to get out and about a bit more, and there is no better way to enjoy the weather than by getting your bike out and using pedal power to get along.
There are loads of benefits to doing this – ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan15th May 2008
Cumbria – The Peoples Choice
Cumbria and the Lake District have enjoyed a high profile in recent months with many programmes about the area broadcast on various television channels.
Cumbria came out no.1 for two of the UK’s national awards; firstly... Read >
Author: Matt Dawson08th May 2008
Fun And Relaxation In The Lake District UK
More than ever, people are looking for places to vacation where they don't have to contend with the crowds, noise and overall blare of everyday life. They want to get away from it all. The Lake District has gr... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd May 2008
The Lake District, which lies within the English County of Cumbria, is a very mountainous, rural region of great natural beauty and which covers 885 square miles of hills and valleys. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes and its fells... Read >
Author: Tony Lucas02nd May 2008
Many of the great lakes of the world are so extensive as to be more like inland seas. The oil-rich Caspian is actually called a sea, which is scarcely surprising as it's almost five times the size of the world's second largest, Lake Superior in North Ame... Read >
Author: David Murray02nd May 2008
Many of the great lakes of the world are so extensive as to be more like inland seas. The oil-rich Caspian is actually called a sea, which is scarcely surprising as it's almost five times the size of the world's second largest, Lake Superior in North Ame... Read >
Author: David Murray11th April 2008
Full of bountiful shopping possibilities together with exotic things to see, the accommodation in Pernith is going to suit you in every possible way. Be it Penrith's Lake District or the Brunswick Avenue, every part has its charm to up Penrith's value.
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Author: Alex13th February 2008
A credit does not always have to constitute a princely sum. For more modest expenditure, such as a new stereo system or a replacement washing machine, a small loan is quite sufficient. With the advent of cheap flights it is also a viable way of funding a ... Read >
Author: mlauterwein18th January 2008
The Lake District is recognised worldwide as one of the most appealing tourist destinations in the UK. Second only to London in the tourist popularity stakes, few other parts of Britain can compete with the Lake District in capturing the imagination of th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th January 2008
By Christina de Wit
Aesop, the ancient Greek fabulist, was known for his kernels of wisdom – usually aimed at children. He advised that “it is thrifty to prepare today for the wants of tomorrow,” and suggested that rewards come when you “put y... Read >
Author: ResourceX Investor09th August 2007
As the summer finally approaches, people across the UK will be getting increasingly excited about the prospect of a variety of activities traditionally associated with the season. From barbeques in the back garden to basking in the sunshine in a vast, gre... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th August 2007
The Limousin is often called the “heart” of France as it’s centrally located within the country. As such, it is an ideal base from which to explore the vast array of diverse cultures, traditions and lifestyles that make France what it is, although m... Read >
Author: Mark Russell26th July 2007
Milton Keynes is one of the best places to live, work or visit in England. The planners dream comes true in this new city!It’s young, clean vibrant, safe and affluent, with a range of great attractions in and around it.
Milton Keynes is the culminati... Read >
Author: Naz Daud19th July 2007
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are geographically distinct countries, each with its own variations in climate, terrain, natural water features and topographical peculiarities.
As such, this makes the UK the ideal place for the pursuit o... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows19th June 2007
The Lake District is located in Cumbria, which is located in the North West of England and it is one of the most beautiful and picturesque places in the world, it is also known as "the lakes" or "Lakeland". In 1951 some 886 square miles of the lake distri... Read >
Author: andy fullard30th April 2007
Britain's National Parks offer both the foreign visitor and the domestic tourist breathtaking areas of natural beauty. Whether you're looking for a National Park in which you'll be able to enjoy spectacular walks and hiking trails, or one in which you and... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan22nd December 2006
When not to cycle the South Downs Way
Interesting start to an article. Most people would want to know when the best time to cycle the South Downs Way is. Read this article and it will give you a few tips on weekends to avoid and what travel accessories... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear16th November 2006
Vintage posters are always available at art auctions. I have found all kinds of vintage poster art auctions lately. I really liked a vintage poster I found that was from the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam. The poster is rare because it is one of the only 500 ... Read >
Author: J&G Reay23rd September 2006
Nightmare Break
After a really busy period of work at Christmas that had me working all hours, I felt I needed a break and wanted to treat my husband, who I had barely managed to converse with over the festive period. On a spur of the moment decision,... Read >
Author: Rebecca Carter01st August 2006
Continued extreme temperatures and drought have put the Lake district in serious danger of countryside fires. In the wake of record breaking temperatures a warning has gone out not to light fires in the countryside or abandon portable barbecues walkers ... Read >
Author: Jim Mann25th June 2006
Beginners Guide to Camping
I always get asked, "I want to go camping, how much will it cost and what will I need?"
I usually reply with a "guide to bed and breakfasts in the area you want to go, and a credit card" No, only joking! Camping in one of ... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear25th June 2006
Climbing in Fontainebleau, France
I don't think I have ever been so scared about doing something. There I was, 15 ft (yes that's all) up a rock balancing nicely on the top and stretching out in front of me was a 3 foot gap that I had to bridge across. ... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear15th May 2006
There I was on a restful weekend by the sea; enjoying coffee and croissant in a quaint little caf at the end of the North Shore pier.
Looking outside through a musty rain smattered window my gaze was attracted to the contours of the magnificent edific... Read >
Author: jim green02nd February 2006
Are you tired of the same old boring vacations? Maybe you hit the beach one year and climb mountains the next. Perhaps you are ready for a fun new challengetraveling to an unusual location to try something you've never done before, whether it be hang gli... Read >
Author: Nicky Pilkington
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