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Coniston Walks

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  1. Well I've done it ............ Ive paid my deposit on a nice flat in
    Lake District of said town in May and I'm building an itinerary

    Ive done Wetherlam past levers water and coniston old man on the other
    side of valley plus ive done White Maiden and Walna Scar.
    Becon Tarn comes back to me as well

    Can anyone recommend any decent walking in the area not to miss that
    Ive already mentioned.

    Also if the weather turns fowl whats the ruskin museum like and is it
    worth a trip on the gondola.
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    Gwyn. *spamtrap* remove rem if replying
    gwyndewey.btinternetrem.com

  2. In Article <[email hidden]>,Gwyn

    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone recommend any decent walking in the area not to miss that
    Ive already mentioned.

    Dow Crag would get a thumbs up from me. Walna Scar Road -> Brown Pike ->
    Buck Pike -> Dow Crag and maybe the Old Man again makes a nice circular.

    Quoted message said:

    Also if the weather turns fowl whats the ruskin museum like and is it
    worth a trip on the gondola.

    Well if the weather is that bad the Gondola may not be running. Worth a trip
    though for the half hour or so that it takes. Ruskin museum is also quite
    interesting and will fill a couple of hours, maybe longer in May since the
    gardens will be worth visiting at that time of year too, if you like that
    sort of thing.

    Regards,
    Richard G.

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    In Article <[email hidden]>,Gwyn

    Quoted message said:

    Also if the weather turns fowl whats the ruskin museum like and is it
    worth a trip on the gondola.

    Well if the weather is that bad the Gondola may not be running. Worth a
    trip
    though for the half hour or so that it takes.

    I prefer Coniston Launches. They run on 2 different routes, the Southern
    trip being much longer and going to the far end of the lake. They point out
    interesting features and wildlife, and give a little history. They also do
    themed cruises, such as Swallows and Amazons, or Campbell. In May they have
    evening cruises on Tuesdays. They are more resilient to bad weather than the
    gondola. http://www.conistonlaunch.co.uk/

  4. Last summer I did a route round the Old Man, you can view the course I
    took on the following link :-

    http://www35.websamba.com/lakeuk/walk.htm

    Dave

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