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Bootle sits under Black Combe on the south-west edge of the National Park, a village looking more toward Millom and the sea than Keswick. Black Combe is the isolated giant of the south-west, with a vi...
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Bootle sits under Black Combe on the south-west edge of the National Park, a village looking more toward Millom and the sea than Keswick. Black Combe is the isolated giant of the south-west, with a view Wainwright called one of the widest in England.
Come off the tourist circuit on purpose.
Big, grassy, and a sea-to-Scotland view on a clear day; often in cloud.
One of Cumbria’s best prehistoric circles, in a farm field under the Combe.
Places to eat, stay, shop and visit
Millom Recreation Centre is the public gym and sports hall for the south-west coast, with Life Fitne...
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Miners Arms is a pub in Bootle, in the Bootle area of the Lake District. A local pint stop for walke...
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Branch of Duddon Valley Medical Practice on Chapel Lane, Bootle, under Black Combe. Village appointm...
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GP practice inside Millom Community Hospital, serving Millom, Haverigg and the south-west coastal co...
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Small community hospital on Lapstone Road, also home to Waterloo House GP surgery. Community clinics...
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Coastal camping at Haverigg on the Duddon estuary, with Black Combe inland and a dog-friendly beach....
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Wide sands under Black Combe. Dates can shift year to year - always confirm times, tickets and any c...
Black Combe - the isolated southern fell with Irish Sea views. Dates can shift year to year - always...
Norman Nicholson country - community theatre and gigs. Dates can shift year to year - always confirm...
Dunes and lagoon south of Millom. Dates can shift year to year - always confirm times, tickets and a...
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