Hand book to the English Lakes
Hand book to the English Lakes
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Sniere Lake, and not far from its source makes a frotliy waterfall, called THE ENGLISH LAKES. 39 Sour Milk Gill. Some hardy pedestrians are in the habit of ascending the Langdale Pikes fi-om this valley, by way of Stickle Tarn, and others j)refer reaching Borrowdale and Keswick either by passing over Codale Fell, or by crossing the Stake Pass.
Visits might be made fi-om Grasmere into the Langdales, or, by a mountain path of eight miles, to Patterdale and Ullswater. The short Avalks in the immed...iate vicinity would also be found z'ife in interest. The proximate mountains are Helm Crag, rising to the north, with an exceedingly singular and fantastic apex, which Wordsworth imagines represents an " Ancient Woman, Cowering besides her rifted Cell ;" Silver How to the West ; and Nab Scar to the east ; while a few miles distant to the north towers Hel- vellyn and Fail-field to the north-east.
Helvellyn may be ascended on its western side from three places, Grasmere, Wythburn, and Leg- berthwaite ; and, on its eastern side, from Patter- dale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sniere Lake, and not far from its source makes a frotliy waterfall, called THE ENGLISH LAKES. 39 Sour Milk Gill. Some hardy pedestrians are in the habit of ascending the Langdale Pikes fi-om this valley, by way of Stickle Tarn, and others j)refer reaching Borrowdale and Keswick either by passing over Codale Fell, or by crossing the Stake Pass.
Visits might be made fi-om Grasmere into the Langdales, or, by a mountain path of eight miles, to Patterdale and Ullswater. The short Avalks in the immed...iate vicinity would also be found z'ife in interest. The proximate mountains are Helm Crag, rising to the north, with an exceedingly singular and fantastic apex, which Wordsworth imagines represents an " Ancient Woman, Cowering besides her rifted Cell ;" Silver How to the West ; and Nab Scar to the east ; while a few miles distant to the north towers Hel- vellyn and Fail-field to the north-east.
Helvellyn may be ascended on its western side from three places, Grasmere, Wythburn, and Leg- berthwaite ; and, on its eastern side, from Patter- dale.
What to read after Hand book to the English Lakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Coglan to read onlineMoreLess
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