50 Gems of Cumbria
The History & Heritage of the Most Iconic Places
Nonfiction, Art & Architecture, Photography, Pictorials, Travel, History
| Author: | Beth & Steve Pipe | ISBN: | 9781445663975 |
| Publisher: | Amberley Publishing | Publication: | April 15, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Amberley Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Beth & Steve Pipe |
| ISBN: | 9781445663975 |
| Publisher: | Amberley Publishing |
| Publication: | April 15, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Amberley Publishing |
| Language: | English |
Cumbria defies any attempt to measure its true beauty. It is home to England’s highest mountain (Scafell Pike) and both the longest and deepest lakes (Windermere and Wast Water respectively). It also happens to be the third largest county in the UK (by area) and home to ‘Britain’s Favourite View’, but Cumbria captures your soul in a way that statistics and awards will never truly explain. There are far more than fifty gems in Cumbria and the Lake District, but the fifty in this book are a great place to start. To say they are places that we love is to do them a disservice; these are places that get under our skin and invade our mind, drawing us back to them time and again. Some of the gems will take your breath away, some will make you pause and think about how our ancestors shaped the landscape, while others have a fantastic tearoom or cosy pub nearby. 50 Gems of Cumbria is overflowing with awe-inspiring photographs and fascinating facts to draw you closer to the places you already know and love and to tempt you to discover new gems of your own.
Cumbria defies any attempt to measure its true beauty. It is home to England’s highest mountain (Scafell Pike) and both the longest and deepest lakes (Windermere and Wast Water respectively). It also happens to be the third largest county in the UK (by area) and home to ‘Britain’s Favourite View’, but Cumbria captures your soul in a way that statistics and awards will never truly explain. There are far more than fifty gems in Cumbria and the Lake District, but the fifty in this book are a great place to start. To say they are places that we love is to do them a disservice; these are places that get under our skin and invade our mind, drawing us back to them time and again. Some of the gems will take your breath away, some will make you pause and think about how our ancestors shaped the landscape, while others have a fantastic tearoom or cosy pub nearby. 50 Gems of Cumbria is overflowing with awe-inspiring photographs and fascinating facts to draw you closer to the places you already know and love and to tempt you to discover new gems of your own.
