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Topic: kirby lonsdale - places of interest
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22/6/2010 at 9:18pm
Location: Edinburgh Outfit: Nevada M
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Anyone got any recommendations for activities, walks, places to eat etc near kirby lonsdale?
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24/6/2010 at 12:25pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: None Entered
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There's the park at the side of the River Lune. Kirby is on the edge of the Lake District, near Morecambe Bay. I think there's a butterfly farm down the A65. I can't recommend any eateries other than the burger van at the old bridge!
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24/6/2010 at 12:40pm
Location: Wakefield Yorkshire Outfit: Conway Challenger
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Too many walks and places to see either towards the coast or back towards the Yorkshire Dales, there are plenty of cheap paper guides for sale in the local shops. In Kirby Lonsdale try the Station House Pottery and Tea Room, you can book short pottery lessons or just watch and enjoy a cuppa. If you like chocolate try the Enchanted Chocolate Mine.
Mike
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24/6/2010 at 1:58pm
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If you go to Ingleton, there's the waterfalls walk and White Scar Caves. If you go the other way, there's Morecambe and the Bay. And whilst you are there, check out Red Bank Farm at Bolton-le-Sands, there's a campsite there, but also a nice cafe, it's right on the shore.
We did eat at a very nice pub in nearby Tunstall, can't remember the name.
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03/7/2010 at 7:30pm
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The Settle to Carlisle Railway is well worth a ride, very scenic, not much to see in Carlisle other than the castle but Appleby which is roughly half way is worth a visit.
You've got the 3 peaks, Malham Tarn is nice and Skipton isn't too far away which is a lovely place. You've also got Hawes in the Dales, the Wensleydale Creamery is worth popping into for a snack.
You won't be bored!!
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05/7/2010 at 1:53pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Mike Richardson on 24/6/2010
Too many walks and places to see either towards the coast or back towards the Yorkshire Dales, there are plenty of cheap paper guides for sale in the local shops. In Kirby Lonsdale try the Station House Pottery and Tea Room, you can book short pottery lessons or just watch and enjoy a cuppa. If you like chocolate try the Enchanted Chocolate Mine. Mike
Station House Pottery is very good, and not a bad price for a cake and a cuppa.
Would also recommend the Highwayman at Burrow, just outside Kirkby it’s a great place to eat run by the guy who has northcote manor.
As others have said loads of walking, good little swimming pool at Ingleton (outdoor) or Hornby)..
The other pub looks really good, is about to reopen under new owners with a great reputation is the plough at lupton....
Days out for the kids can recommend Greenland’s farm village at Carnforth or for a free day out visit Happy mount park in Morecambe great splash park...
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