Lonsdale Magazine, 1820, vol.1
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Lonsdale Magazine, 1820, vol.1 p.78
an exquisite view of the Borrowdale mountains and the lake of Derwent. The walk to Broom Hill and Stable Hills, is "singularly interesting" though less so than many other places which he descibes. - The Garden heads, Water end, and Crosthwaite church, are all rich in fine views; as well as a great variety of other little walks which he recommends in the immediate neighbourhood of Keswick. Thus we have attempted to give an imperfect sketch of the many beauties which he so amply describes round the celebrated vale of Keswick, The longer excursions to the numerous beauties which are to be found in the deeper recesses of other mountains are left to a future opportunity. We reluctantly forbear more fully to avail ourselves of the Author's kind permission to enrich our pages with the result of his long and arduous researches. In another number we shall resume this pleasing subject, and accompany our agreeable companion to the many grand and sublime scenes which yet remain among the wilder features of the Cumberland Hills. (To be continued.) |
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