Posted by Sally on September 1st, 2009 in Cumbria, Rural Resources
Heritage Open Days 2009 will run across Europe from 10 to 13 September and offer fascinating free days out for everyone. In Cumbria we will see events ranging from Ancestry Sessions to Tattie Pot Suppers and Guided Walks to Wartime re-enactments … to name just a few of the events being held here. English Heritage [...]
Posted by Sally on April 30th, 2009 in Cumbria
Just a quick post today because I wanted to share some images my friend took of Loweswater in Cumbria. We really are so lucky to live in such a beautiful area. People often think of the Lake District as just the big popular lakes the tourists visit but we have small lakes all over Cumbria, [...]
Posted by Sally on March 1st, 2009 in Cumbria, Rural Resources
Time to dig out those hiking boots and find some good walks in the English Lake District, whether you are a Cumbrian local or planning a holiday in the Lake District. Now the worst of winter is over and we are back to the usual dampness, walkers are starting to dust off their equipment and [...]
Places to visit in Cumbria | A day out in Carlisle
Posted by Sally on January 11th, 2009 in Country Dating, Cumbria, Rural Resources
On a day out in Cumbria you can find something to entertain the whole family. Cumbria is not just the home of the Lake District and rugged scenery, there are many places of interest to see. Let’s start with Carlisle, as it’s the capital city of Cumbria and the most Northerly town in England. Carlisle [...]
Posted by Sally on August 6th, 2008 in Cumbria, Farming Issues
Living on a Cumbrian farm I see first hand how agriculture and countryside can live side by side, complimenting each other but it takes hard work and money to keep our countryside in such good condition. In Cumbria, a large rural area, we have miles of dry stone walling, with men still skilled in dry [...]