10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAWES WATER»
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Guide to the lakes and mountains of Cumberland, Westmoreland ...
From PENRITH to HAWES WATER, and return by Pooley Bridge. Miles. Penrith
to Askham ... 5 Askham, by Bampton, to Hawes Water 7 Hawes Water, by
Bampton, to Butterwick 4 Bntterwick, over Dovack Moor, to Pooley Bridge 5
Pooley ...
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Guide to the Lakes and Mountains of Cumberland, Westmoreland ...
From PENRITH to HAWES WATER, and return by POOLEY BRIDGE. Miles.
Penrith to Askham ... 5 Askham, by Bampton, to Hawes Water 7 Hawes Water, by
Bampton, to Butterwick 4 Butterwick, over Dovack Moor, to Pooley Bridge 5
Pooley ...
3
Walks in Silverdale and Arnside: An Area of Outstanding ...
This lovely circuit explores the Gait Barrows National Nature Reserve, an area of
great interest to nature lovers. It includes Hawes Water, a lake defended by
marsh and reeds, woodland, pasture and limestone pavement. If you have a dog
then ...
4
A Companion to the Lakes of Cumberland, Westmoreland, and ...
'268 HAWES WATER. side of Hawes Water is Whelter, and at its upper end is a
grand mass of rock called Whelter Crag. We left Mardale Green about noon, and
a mile brought us to Hawes Water, a beautiful lake three miles in length and half
...
5
Encyclopedia of Quaternary Science
Dryas at Hawes Water, whereas at Whitrig Bog this taxon reaches maximum
abundance during the Allerlzld. This may reflect in-lake differences between the
sites since C. ambigua is often associated with charophyte beds (Brodersen and
...
Scott Elias, Cary Mock, 2013
6
The English Counties Delineated
The river Lowther, which gives name to a parish, on the opposite bank, coming
from Hawes Water, Swindale and Westledale, joins the Eamont near Brougham
Castle. BAMPTON, on the river Lowther, 8 miles S. from Penrith, and 9 miles N.W.
...
7
A Complete Guide to the English Lakes, Comprising Minute ...
HAWES WATER — HAYS WATER, ETC. 47 Grasmere Lake, andEasedale Tarn.
The traveller, if so inclined, may proceed to the top of Fairfield by following the
ridge ; and return to Ambleside by Nook End Bridge, over the High and Low
Pikes.
Adam Sedgwick, William Wordsworth, John Hudson, 2010
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A description of the scenery in the Lake district
HAWES WATER, Belonging to the Earl Lonsdale, is a less Ulles Water, undefiled
by bad taste. It is three miles in length, and generally half a mile in breadth,
abounding in perch, trout, eels, and chubs. The eastern side is screened by pretty
...
William Ford (curate of Wythburn.), 1839
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A complete guide to the Lakes, comprising minute directions ...
To HAWES WATER, through Kentmere. 5 Staveley* 5 I 3| Nanbield 12J 4
Kentmere Chapel* ...9 | 2| Head of Hawes Water* 15 On leaving Kendal, the
Ambleside road is to be pursued as far as Staveley, at which place a road to the
right leads ...
William Wordsworth, Adam Sedgwick, 1842
In 1873, and for several succeeding years, the Council had under consideration
the importance of obtaining supplies from really adequate sources; Bala Lake,
Derwent-water, Lake Windermere, Hawes-water, and the River Vyrnwy, were all
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAWES WATER»
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Hawes Water is used in the context of the following news items.
Ramblers announce upcoming walks
On Thursday, March 26, they will be doing a 10-mile walk at Hawes Water Horseshoe. Meet at 7am at Westbridge Park. Call John Knott 07738 ... «Staff Newsletter, Mar 15»
A tale of two gamekeepers, lots of grouse and big coveys
... (through rearing and releasing), why is there none breeding on the RSPB's reserves at Geltsdale and Hawes Water in Cumbria, this year? «Farming Life, Aug 14»
Country diary: return of the hen harrier is a threat to other birds
... hen harriers should find breeding in England so easy, why are there none breeding on the RSPB's reserves at Geltsdale and Hawes Water in ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
