This month Niamh Ward visits a Cumbrian village with a seafaring story. Follow the link in our bio to order your September issue... #milnthorpe #milnthorpevillage

Vivienne Crow enjoys a 4.1-mile town and country walk along the River Eden at Carlisle. 🥾 Follow the link in our bio to order your September issue... #walk #walker #walkies #walking #walks #morningwalk

In this month's issue John Burland on the joys of hostelling. Follow the link in our bio to order your September issue... #hostel #hostellife #hostel #hostelling #hostellinginternational YHA Lake District YHA England & Wales

Life in the slow lane has proved a fast route to contentment for Barny Maurice, the man behind Wanderlust, the company offering horse-drawn caravan holidays in the Eden Valley. Follow the link in our bio to order your September issue... #horsedrawnwagon #horsedrawncaravan

Roger Butler enjoys woods and water in the low fells to the north of Coniston. 🥾 Follow the link in our bio to order your September issue... #morningwalk #walking #walk #walkies #walker #walks

Mist and fog over Lingmoor Fell. Situated west of Ambleside, the fell divides the valleys of Great and Little Langdale. The fell's name originates from the Old Norse word 'lyng' meaning 'heather-covered'. Photo by Tranquillian #photography #photography📷 #photography

Coming up... We're off to Cockermouth which has been described as a hidden 'architectural gem', celebrate the unique Winter Droving festival, writer Pete May shares his favourite post-peak pint memories, and we discover how 'rock' music was born in Cumbria 200 years ago!

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This month, Roger Butler heads straight out of Keswick for an 11-mile long day in the fells. Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue... #walk #walks #walker #walking #walkies #walkaway

Morning everyone I hope you are well. Some early morning light catching Slater's Bridge in Little Langdale. Have a great day. #LakeDistrict

For centuries at the end of the harvest season, drovers would bring their livestock down from the fells to market, bringing our streets to life with cattle and sheep. In this month’s issue, we hear how a festival celebrates Penrith’s ancient roots.

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This month, Mrs Simkins brings us a delicious apple crackle cake 😋 Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue... #baking #bakingfun #bakingtime #bakingclass #bakingrecipe #bakinglove

Vivienne Crow enjoys an 8-mile walk with stunning views around Coniston Fells. Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue... #walking #walkingaround #walkingthedog #walkingchallenge #walks #Walker #walker

In October's issue, Susie Kearley talks to Fatima Whitbread, MBE who is helping spearhead a historic Cumbrian charity, Brathay Trust Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue...

Roger Butler recommends a 2-mile walk with a couple of memorable cascades. Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue... #walks #walking #walkies #Walker #walker

A Beautiful Autumn view down by the Keswick boathouse and landing stages on Derwentwater. Photo by Patryk Kosmider.

In this month's Adventure Smart, Sally Seed looks at typical October incidents in the Lake District. Follow the link in our bio to order your October issue... MountainRescue.org

Coming up in the November issue... We visit Kendal as it gears up for its famous Mountain Film Festival, explore the stranger than fiction life of writer Arthur Ransome, discover the legacy of artist William Green and join volunteers restoring and repairing Lakeland footpaths.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new book Traditional Cumbrian Cooking with Mrs Simkins❗️ Follow the link in our bio to order your copy... #cooking #NewRelease