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The Grotto, Rydal Hall, Cumbria

The Grotto, Rydal Hall, Cumbria

At Rydal Hall in Cumbria is an unassuming little garden building. It was built by Sir Daniel Fleming, in the last years of the 1680s, as a summerhouse from which to view of one of the series of cascades on the Rydal Beck that flowed though his estate. (more…)

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Laddering up to a Victorian viewpoint – visitors get birds ‘nest’ view at Bowder Stone An 18th century “gravity defying” tourist attraction that once drew crowds from across the country has been given a new lease of life thanks to the National Trust. Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2019/07/01/laddering-up-to-a-victorian-viewpoint-visitors-get-birds-nest-view-at-bowder-stone/

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Cumbrian blacksmith marks 25 year milestone with business re-brand Award winning Cumbrian sculptural and architectural blacksmith, Chris Brammall and his team are celebrating 25 years of making amazing metal work Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2019/06/05/cumbrian-blacksmith-marks-25-year-milestone-with-business-re-brand/

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Approval sought for a new ladder for the Bowder Stone, near Keswick THE National Trust is seeking planning permission for a new ladder to help people climb a 19th century attraction, popular with the Victorians, the Bowder Stone near Keswick Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2018/12/12/approval-sought-for-a-new-ladder-for-the-bowder-stone-near-keswick/

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Wordsworth House chronicles the rise and fall of a gigantic boulder Take a walk or drive down Borrowdale past the Bowder Stone today and you could be forgiven for missing it. But, as Wordsworth House and Garden’s new exhibition Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2017/09/26/wordsworth-house-chronicles-rise-fall-gigantic-boulder/

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First Chapters - The Mystic Accountants by Will Macmillan Jones

First Chapters – The Mystic Accountants by Will Macmillan Jones

Today I am beginning a new category called First Chapters, to help promote some wonderful authors.  Today’s is The Mystic Accountants by Will Macmillan Jones.

DESCRIPTION – THE MYSTIC ACCOUNTANTS

The Mystic Accountants is the second outing for the dwarf rhythm-and-blues band and their jazz-loving, saxophone-playing bog troll leader. They are about to acquire a new band member too, but quite by…

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