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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
The west coast butchers was Richard Woodall in Waberthwaite. He was a proper character. Waberthwaite sausage was the definitive Cumberland for many people. He was known by everyone as “Baa” Woodall. Lovely man. He also made the most amazing dry cured Cumberland air dried hams & used to send them...
With my Cumbrian baker hat on I should probably point out that the celebrated Grasmere Gingerbread is neither traditional to Grasmere nor is it actually gingerbread.
It is ginger shortbread & originated on the West Cumberland coast near Whitehaven. Sarah Nelson brought her family recipe with her...
As someone who has worked in hospitality for 20 years or so I feel I can help.
In the good old days when customers mostly paid cash there would be a tray on the bar with a notice saying “Tips”.
Most customers used to tip something unless they had a complaint about service or quality. If they’d...
Ok. I put up for your perusal a very handy little Olight i1R torch. Brand new in the box, it will be a random colour: whichever one crops up first when I burrow into the back of the van. I have a few.
If you don’t know these, they are a nice little usb rechargeable micro torch. Ideal for keyring...
K shoes is long gone from Kendal. What was the factory & the workers’ factory shop back in the day is now a gym and a Travelodge with some trendy flats above. When Clark’s bought K shoes they moved all the production abroad.
This one is an eco-build near Troutbeck Bridge on the Patterdale road. Oak framed building with an open-sided barn for outdoor stuff when it’s raining. So most of the time!
I remember once having the same issue & asking a neighbour who worked for K Shoes for some glue. He gave me a contact adhesive and a G Cramp. The repair outlasted the boots!
That was when K shoes was a good brand.
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