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Cumbrian exile, senior features editor @loveEXPLORING, dancer and Carlisle United/Spurs fan.
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Tady se narodil králíček Petr. Poznejte pohádkový kraj jezer, který milovali slavní umělci

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By Lynne Maxwell Verified
| nationalgeographic.cz
William Wordsworth věděl, co dělá. Anglický básník strávil devět let v Dove Cottage v Grasmere, vesnici dnes proslulé lahodným perníkem. Na začátku 19. století tu napsal mnoho ze svých nejoblíbenějších básní, včetně I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (Bloudil jsem osamělý jako mrak), a svůj nový domov s přilehlou zahradou nazval „nejkrásnějším místem, jaké kdy člověk našel“.
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Everything you should know about the U.K.'s Lake District Original

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By Lynne Maxwell Verified
| National Geographic Traveler Verified
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). It’s no surprise that William Wordsworth took inspiration from this beautiful, 912sq-mile national park, packed with glistening lakes, rugged fells and some of the most epic views in the world. The English poet spent nine years living in Dove Cottage in Grasmere, a village now famed for its delectable gingerbread.
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7 of the best towns to visit by train from London Original

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By Lynne Maxwell Verified
| National Geographic Traveler Verified
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller(UK). Quiet cobbled streets, rural landscapes and an array of outdoor escapades await once you venture out of London. Beyond the big cities, there’s an abundance of rural yet well-connected towns that are perfect for spontaneous day trips or relaxed weekend breaks. The best bit? These places are all within a two-hour train ride from the capital. 1.
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