The dry stone walls are part of what makes the Lake District landscape so magical, and this one, on the lower slopes of Loughrigg Fell, near Ambleside, is a particularly fine example. I’m not so keen on the six foot high bracken it’s holding back though.
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I'm a university teacher, writer and editor, based in Lancashire in the UK. My most recent book is 'Cain's: The Story of Liverpool in a Pint', a 200-year history of Liverpool's famous Robert Cain brewery.
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