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A small picturesque waterfall near the village of Malham and Malham Cove, North Yorkshire. Janet refers to a Fairy Queen who is.....
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Levens Hall is a wonderful Elizabethan mansion, which began life as a medieval tower refuge against the Scots, it was completed.....
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Painted by James Ward, written about by Wordsworth in a sonnet, this dramatic limestone ravine is an essential visit when in the.....
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This ancient fortress has been the home of the Strickland family for more than 750 years. It began as a 60ft, four storey tower.....
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The unyielding screach of a curlew from the skies above, is often the only sound heard in the far upland reaches of the lonely.....
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Cartmel Priory was founded in about 1189 by William Marshal, and has a long and interesting history to discover. ..
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The tall ornamental chimneys, gables and mullioned windows of Holker Hall stand stark against the vast skies covering.....
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Gawthorpe Hall, home of the Shuttleworth family for several centuries lies close to the traditional Lancastrian market town of.....
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Hardraw Force is claimed to be England's highest unbroken waterfall at 100ft. The falls were used as a location in the film Robin.....
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