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An adventure to Ireby and Torpenhow

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October 16, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Ireby fingerpost roadsign

Heading west from the city we arrived in the small village of Ireby before we travelled on to nearby Torpenhow.

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Putting the lights up in Appleby

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November 16, 2008 By admin Leave a Comment

Appleby Bridge

We have had a busy day today with an early Sunday start. Our day started with a car journey towards the East and our first stop was Appleby Many people know this small town for the horse festival that takes place here every year. Parking the car in the car park of the Appleby [...]

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