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82Make your own Cumberland sausage
Ah! The traditional English banger! Nothing is more evocative of the English cuisine. They were called bangers because many inferior sausages were so full of water that they exploded when placed in the...
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8210 Hidden Views in the English Lake District
The English Lake District is an amazing place with a huge variety of things to do and places to see. Here's just 10 things you can do which are a little bit off the main tourist routes.
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79AGE OF HEROES - 2: THE HIERARCHY - Elbowing out the Opposition amongst the Angles, Jutes and Saxons
After the Romans left in AD410 waves of Germanic invaders migrated to Britannia Major, some having knowledge of the land from fellows who had served the Romans as foederati. The kingdoms of theJutes, Angles and Saxons grew... Eventually they too would be overtaken in turn, one by another as the Angles and Saxons quarrelled amongst themselves... Until raids from Scandinavia turned into full-scale colonisation, and another stage in migrations
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79Bringing Your Pooch to Dog Friendly Lake District? Tips for Safe Dog Walks and Enjoyable Cottage Holidays with Your Dog
Everything you need to know to make your doggie cottage holiday to the Lake District a safe and enjoyable experience for the whole family.
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79I Left My Heart In The Lake District
This is my very first entry for a Hub Pages contest, and it's defiately the longest Hub I've ever written! I hope it cuts the mustard. :)
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77Top 5 Campsites in Cumbria and the Lake District
A camping holiday is at the top of most peoples’ summer to-do list. Camping gives families the opportunity to leave the modern world behind; no television, cell phones, or internet. For a few days, everyone experiences life in a very simple manner...
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75PINE MARTENS AND GOSHAWKS-ALL IN A DAYS WALK
If you can see the mountains it is going to rain, If you can't see them it is raining. The words to this old adage can often ring true for Cumbria, but it is not always so. Some days are clear, the sun shines and all is well with the world. On...
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74THE CUMBRIAN RIVER KENT HELPS ANOTHER DECLINING SPECIES
The meandering river Kent-Cumbria.Photograph courtesy of Peter Moore. Being a countryman, my love for rivers meandering through picturesque scenery, is ingrained in my soul. Rivers are permanent yet always...
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74Kendal mint cake : super fuel for explorers
I don't think you'll find Kendal mint cake on a supermarket shelf near you. It's a local (British) food and normally doesn't travel well, partly because it looks to be pretty tricky to translate its...
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73Essential Hiking Equipment
A quick & lighthearted guide to the essential equipment you'll need when hiking, written by someone with a passion for the outdoors. The article includes hints & tips for things to watch out for when buying new hiking equipment and some ways you can save money with cheaper alternatives.
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