Sparsely populated and mostly mountainous, the county of Cumbria encompasses the far North-West of England, an area stretching from the Yorkshire Dales to the Scottish Border. The main draw here for tourists is the Lake District, a postcard-perfect vision of rural England immortalised by Wordsworth, Wainwright and Beatrix Potter.
Cumbriaから
How do you say 'Give me a beer' in your local language?
In Brighton it's 'Hoegaarden please, hold the lime', we're that poncey. In the pubs near where I'm from in Cumbria, just a grunt and a gesture will do. ...
English signs
I agree with the others Cumbria, reread your post, you sound like my granny, a bit silly really! ...
Cumbria and the Lake District Outdoor Capital of UK
The Lake District of Cumbria is considered by many as the outdoor capital of UK. Its rolling hills ...
Posted in Sustainable Travel & Things To Do by marydi
2. England
in Cumbria - beautiful part of England 29 Aug 2010 031 29 Aug 2010 032 Carol and Charlotte in the Cotswolds Cumbria Cumbria Cumbria Cumbria Cumbria Cumbria The cosy pub at our campsite in Cumbria, Lake District Beautiful, wet windermere in the Lake District Beautiful, wet windermere ...
Posted in Steven and Carol by StevenCarol11
Last few days at work...
Only two days to go until I won't have to wear a tie again for a year or so...we've been so busy finishing off work and handing stuff over, that our last week has crept up on us really quickly. It'll be sad to leave Cumbria and Moss Cottage though - we've had a great few months in the Lakes. ...
Posted in Sam & Tracy's Travels by thepembos
