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Windermere and the Lake District is England’s favourite national park, a sprawling tourist honeypot that stretches across ...
Journey through time to discover the most famous poets who ever lived! Celebrate these literary masters with us.
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AN ash tree in Scotland’s largest city has been shortlisted for an annual competition which celebrates culturally significant trees across the UK.
A Lake District beauty spot which inspired poet William Wordsworth is being blighted by illegal 'fly ... taking them away from vital nature conservation work. We’re very grateful to the local people ...
He said: "The community is heartbroken - there is constant antisocial behaviour, littering, and just general disregard for ...
The Lake District beauty spot which inspired poet William Wordsworth is being blighted by illegal 'fly-campers' who leave the area strewn ...
According to the Lake District website, wild camping is generally legal but only if key rules are followed. Camping is not ...
The Lake District landscape that inspired the Romantic poet William Wordsworth to write some of his most famous verse remains captivating today. Lindsay Sutton reports.
It was at Rydal Mount that Wordsworth truly settled, building a ‘writing hut’ and extensively landscaping the grounds to his own design.
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