10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUMBRIAN MOUNTAINS»
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1
The geography of Great Britain, by G. Long and G.R. Porter
The formations which constitute the main mass of the Penine chain may also be
traced to a considerable extent around the Cumbrian mountains lying upon this
nucleus, " as the layers of a piece of wood are seen to do in a surrounding knot.
George Long, George Richardson Porter, 1850
2
The child's geography of England
The Cumbrian Mountains abound in lakes. — Explain " Lake District." All these
mountains— the Cheviot Hills, the Pennine Chain, and the Cumbrian Mountains
— might together be called the " North- Western Ranges." We pass on now to ...
Mark James Barrington- Ward, 1885
3
Blackie's Descriptive Geographical Manuals: The British Isles
They are table-lands which have been trenched into peaks and valleys. The
Cumbrian Mountains form a true group. The Cambrian Mountains consist of an
irregular mass of short ranges and peaks. Dartmoor, in Devon, still bears the
name of ...
William George Baker, 1907
4
First (-Sixth) geographical reader. [With] Home-lesson book ...
The Cumbrian Mountains. — (i) The Cumbrian Mountains are not a range, but a
group of bold and noble mountains which fill almost the whole of Cumberland
and Westmoreland. A belt of high moorlands joins this group to the Pennine
Eange ...
Blackwood William and sons, 1883
5
A manual of british geography
On the west side of the high grounds of the Pennine Chain are two extensive
plains, divided from one another by the group of the Cumbrian mountains. The
northern of these, which extends between the hills and the shores of the Solway
Firth, ...
6
An abridged text-book of British geography
The Cumbrian Mountains. 3. The Welsh Mountains. 4. The Hills of Devon and
Cornwall. 1. The Pennine Range extends from the Cheviot Hills, on the border of
Scotland, nearly as far as the valley of the river Trent, and embrace* a series of ...
7
The History and Topography of the Counties of Cumberland and ...
The western extremity of the county is occupied by part of another group of the
Cumbrian mountains, divided into two parts by the valley of Great Langdale.
Langdale Pikes, Silver How, and Loughrigg Fell are between Grasmere and
Great ...
8
Philips' elementary atlas and geography, ed. by J.F. Williams
(2) The Cumbrian Mountains are a group in the counties of Cumberland,
Westmoreland, and northern Lancashire, near the coast of the Irish Sea. They
contain the highest elevation in England — Scaw Fell, 3,208 feet above the level
of the sea ...
Philip George and son, ltd, John Francon Williams, 1882
9
A complete guide to the Lakes, comprising minute directions ...
Successive periods of elevation, Sfc. If we make successive traverses through the
whole cluster of the Cumbrian mountains (beginning with the rocks described in
this letter, and ending with the carboniferous system, which descends towards ...
William Wordsworth, Adam Sedgwick, 1853
10
A Complete Guide to the Lakes, Comprising Minute Directions ...
If we make successive traverses through the whole cluster of the Cumbrian
mountains (beginning with the rocks described in this letter, and ending with the
carboniferous system, which descends towards the Solway Frith and the vale of
the ...
John Hudson (of Kendal), 1853
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUMBRIAN MOUNTAINS»
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Book Review: A satisfying wolves tale set against background of …
In Sarah Hall's latest novel, this wilderness begins when wolves are reintroduced in the Cumbrian mountains. Many people dream of bringing ... «The National, Mar 15»
Keswick exhibition will mark anniversary of Wainwight's 'love letter …
Wainwright, the author of the celebrated Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells, called his first volume a 'love letter' to the Cumbrian mountains. «Grough, Mar 15»
BOOK REVIEW: Between the Sunset and the Sea by Simon Ingram …
The Cumbrian mountains featured are Great Cable, which dominates Wasdale, Loughrigg Fell overlooking Ambleside, and Cross Fell which ... «The Westmorland Gazette, Feb 15»
UK weather: Break from Arctic temperatures on way as Britain set for …
Winter Snow fall in the Cumbrian Mountains makes for dangerous driving conditions. Paul Mott, from weather forecaster MeteoGroup, said the ... «Mirror.co.uk, Dec 14»
Spun From Rocks: Richard Skelton's The Inward Circles
RT: The last three years in the Cumbrian mountains have been pretty bleak. It seems to be always raining, and when there's no rain, there's ... «The Quietus, Nov 14»
Award-winning author Benjamin Myers talks about his new novel
It follows a young woman who abducts a baby and is pursued across the hostile terrain of the Cumbrian mountains. Beastings is Benjamin ... «The Journal, Jul 14»
Slate Stinger – Sportive Preview
But the north Cumbrian mountains also offer something else — peace and quiet of a quality you don't find anywhere else in the Lake District ... «Cycling Weekly, Jun 14»
Midweek Mountain: Pavey Ark
Cumbrian mountains, Pavey Ark, midweek mountain, Langdales, Langdale Pikes, Lake District mountains. Twitter StumbleUpon Facebook ... «OUTDOORSmagic, Jun 14»
New head of Pre-Prep for Bishop's Stortford College
An experienced walker, she has a particular love of the Cumbrian mountains.” Taking a brief break from teaching following eight years that led ... «Herts and Essex Observer, May 14»
Cumbria: Lead astray in the Lake District
... reach for the camera in the presence of the town's star attraction (until Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit emerges from the Cumbrian Mountains). «New Zealand Herald, Apr 14»
