Best of Beautiful Bouth

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Discover the charm of Bouth in the Lake District — explore local walks, cosy pubs, and peaceful self-catering cottages near Coniston Water.

Ornate Cast Iron Shop Front

Ornate Cast Iron Shop Front

Ornate Cast Iron Shop Front in Dalton-in-Furness: Hartley’s Restaurant at 51, Market Street in Dalton-in-Furness has its own individual identity.

Finsthwaite

Finsthwaite

The village of Finsthwaite dates back to Viking times. It lies to the west of Windermere in hills surrounded by woodland.

Old Park Wood

Old Park Wood

Old Park Wood: Old Park Wood is an ancient woodland situated on the Holker Estate.The area is managed for wildlife and conservation purposes.

Bardsea Beauty: Beyond Ulverston

Bardsea Beach

Bardsea Beauty: Beyond Ulverston. Visit Bardsea, a lovely village near Ulverston with a Domesday Book history, A perfect day trip from Grange-over-Sands.

Ancient Dalton in Furness

Dalton-in-Furness

Ancient Dalton in Furness: Dalton was historically the capital of Furness and is mentioned in the Domesday Book as Daltune.

Charcoal Man Sculpture

Charcoal Man Sculpture

Charcoal Man Sculpture:
This beautiful sculpture sits in the woods near High Dam, close to Finsthwaite in Cumbria.
The charcoal man sculpture commemorates the charcoal

Greenodd

A Spectacular Greenodd Sunrise

Greenodd:Greenodd, the northermost port on Morecambe Bay, had an increase in trade in 1819 with the opening of a turnpike road.