Keswick
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Oct 25, 2026
Essays of Travel-Robert Louis Stevenson
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Chapter 2.
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Coggramuth and Keswick.
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A fragment 1871.
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Very much as a painter half closes his eyes so that some salient unity may disengage itself from among the crowd of details, and what he sees may thus form itself into a whole.
Every 2027 Tour de France Stage Explained - Domestique Cycling Podcast
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10:56BramHOST
Also, well, it is basically a sprint stage.
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11:02BramHOST
It goes from Keswick to Liverpool.
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11:06BramHOST
Did I say Keswick wrong? Right or wrong? Keswick, I think.
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11:10BramHOST
Keswick, okay.
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11:12BramHOST
See, this
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11:12EthanHOST
is the one time where you can fix my pronunciations.
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11:16EthanHOST
Yeah.
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11:16EthanHOST
This is going to be a very nice stage in terms of the views.
Untitled EpisodeLe Weekend - French News in English for the week of October 19-23
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The route for the 2027 Men's Tour de France will start in Scotland and cross England and Wales.
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Stage 1 on July 2nd starts in Edinburgh to Carlisle, Stage 2, Keswick to Liverpool and Stage 3, Welshpool to Cardiff, as reported by Reuters.
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France reported the first human case of the Chimonda virus, usually found in livestock.
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Health authorities said the patient was hospitalized in Lyon, where he died in early October, adding that there is no health risk at the moment to the general population, as reported by Le Figueron.
Tour de France 2027 Route Announcement Special
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To the wonders of the Lake District, the race welcomes the world.
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By a theatre, by a lake in Keswick, the drama unfolds.
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Up through the Pennines, sprinting the youthful street races, here comes the sun, here comes pride on proud faces.
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The earth's like room, the waves will sing, through valleys the joy of families mixed with elders, with youths, with mothers, with schools.
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27:51Matt StephensHOST
That is a flat stage.
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27:52Matt StephensHOST
I do think it will be an opportunity, like in the women's race, to get a sprinter in the Maillot Jaune, that's 185K.
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27:59Matt StephensHOST
Then we move on to a hilly stage from Keswick to Liverpool, 223K, so a long one.
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28:05Matt StephensHOST
3,000 meters of climbing, but not super, super, super, super mountains.
The Trail That Started It All – Jess Day on the Cumbria Way
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13:16Jess DayGUEST
The thing that I was most surprised about and the thing that I learned about myself about being a solo female hiker or just anyone doing this kind of thing on your own, it was I was so not used to people being kind to me or strangers being kind to me.
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13:34Jess DayGUEST
I'd arrived at Keswick and I got a campsite, the caravan and motorhome campsite, you know, the fancy ones that cost a fortune.
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13:43Jess DayGUEST
And it's not really meant for backpacking type camping, but it was the only thing available.
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13:49Jess DayGUEST
My knee hurt.
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25:21RobHOST
The trail.
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25:22RobHOST
The Cumbria Way runs for around 70 miles from Ulverston in the south of Cumbria to Carlisle, crossing the heart of the Lake District.
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25:32RobHOST
It passes through Coniston, Great Langdale, Borrowdale, Keswick and Colbeck, combining classic Lakeland scenery with quieter countryside further north.
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25:41RobHOST
How long does it take? Most walkers complete the trail in five or six days, with five days being the most common itinerary.
EP87 - Kendal Mountain Festival: 20+ Years Behind the Scenes with Steve Scott
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0:58Steve ScottGUEST
of difference.
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0:59Steve ScottGUEST
Yeah, I love the Ultra guy when he was raving about Keswick, which is obviously...
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1:03Steve ScottGUEST
Are we part of the podcast now?
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1:04Ben MounseyHOST
We're part of the podcast.
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1:11Ben MounseyHOST
Yeah, it was a good episode with Brian, wasn't it? Yeah, no, I
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1:13Steve ScottGUEST
enjoyed that.
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1:14Steve ScottGUEST
Yeah, and also as a Keswick lad, it was nice to hear someone acknowledge our fells and mountains.
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1:21Steve ScottGUEST
Because normally, you know, I lived overseas for quite a lot of my youth and I used to take the piss a bit with the fact we have no mountains in Britain.
From ‘No Signs of Life’ to Bob Graham Round - Tommy Price #261
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15:55Edwina SuttonHOST
What happened? Can you tell us a little bit about what your plans were on that day? What were you going to be doing? What was the weather like? Take the scene a bit.
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16:02Tommy PriceGUEST
I remember driving to Keswick.
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16:04Tommy PriceGUEST
It was snowing.
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It was like zero degrees.
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Parked up in Keswick Longstay car park.
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Walked into Keswick.
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Went into Outkick to buy Max a thermal top because he accidentally left his at home.
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Bought one because I had mine on.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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Also on the west side of Darwent is a pretty creek where our ships come to, whereas is a little pretty fisher town called Workington, and there is the chief house of Sir Thomas Culwin.
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On the east side of the isle, whereas the water of Darwent riseth, is a little poor market town called Keswick, and it is a mile from St. Herbert's Isle that Bede speaketh of.
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Divers springs cometh out of Borrowdale, and so make a great lough that we call a pool, and therein be three isles.
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In the one is the head places of Mr. Radcliffe.
One Week To Go: Lessons from Ochils, RAW and the Road to Ultra England
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23:47David TaylorHOST
There's another opportunity to spend time in big terrain and discover what I'm capable of.
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23:51David TaylorHOST
'Cause if, uh, i- if, if, when I stand at Moot Hall in Keswick, ready to go, the lessons- Won't start there.
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They start years earlier.
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24:03David TaylorHOST
They start in the Ochils, River Aire Way, the Fairlie Hills, 13 Valleys, Lakeland Hundred.
#169: Carrock Fell – Great mountain days
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21:23David FeltonHOST
Here's a suggestion for you, Mark, for another of my great Lakeland mountain days.
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21:28David FeltonHOST
You could start in Keswick as your base, go up via Springswood, Castlerigg Farm, down the road for a little way, go through Naddle Valley to access Shalthwaite Valley.
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21:41David FeltonHOST
There's a little path on the west side of the gill there.
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21:44David FeltonHOST
Absolutely beautiful, particularly when the bracken's down.
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22:05David FeltonHOST
And then you can go through the woods down to Lodore Falls.
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22:10David FeltonHOST
Yep.
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22:10David FeltonHOST
And then Manistee, get round the lake there on the Cumbria Way, back into Keswick.
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22:17David FeltonHOST
There's plenty of places to stop for a drink, cup of tea, cake or whatever en route, including Lodol Falls Hotel, obviously, if you really want to.
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