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'Map Man' returns for Coniston Walking Festival
9:21am Friday 26th September 2008
A WELL-KNOWN television presenter whose groundbreaking programmes have entertained and educated millions, returns to the area where he got his first job for this weekend’s Coniston Walking Festival.
Comments (0)Walkers urged to pick up an acorn from ancient trees
9:24am Monday 22nd September 2008
COUNTRYSIDE charities are hoping to encourage woodland walkers to help a project which aims to boost the number of native trees in Cumbria.
Cave rescuers rewarded
9:12am Monday 22nd September 2008
TOP ranking police officers turned out to recognise the work of the Clapham-based Cave Rescue Organisation (CRO).
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Evel Knievel 'intended to sue FBI'
Updated 4:10pm Monday 6th October 2008
US stunt rider Evel Knievel objected to a 1970s FBI investigation into whether he was involved in a string of beatings, documents revealed.
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A new step in 'carbon footprint' reduction
SOUTH Lakeland District Council has signed up to an environmental programme aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the UK’s local authorities.
Oct Week 1: Sorting Out The Shed; Mulching In The Veg Patch; Garden Cross (Diadem) Spiders
GROW YOUR OWN FOOD with DIRTY NAILS OCTOBER, 1ST WEEK SORTING OUT THE SHED Throughout the hectic months of summer a whole array of useful bits and bobs, and a fair portion of useless articles too, gets stashed in the shed. Dirty Nails has been sorting out in here this week. It is a major job for him, and one that he tackles each spring and autumn. At this time of year it is prompted by the pressing need to create a handy space for stored potatoes, onions, squashes and other veg. These all need cool, frost-free conditions, and the pleasure in cooking home-grown produce is increased enormously if he can nip out to the shed on a dark evening and lay his hands on what he wants without fighting through a jungle of clutter first.
Walkers urged to pick up an acorn from ancient trees
COUNTRYSIDE charities are hoping to encourage woodland walkers to help a project which aims to boost the number of native trees in Cumbria.
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