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266 CUMBERLAND POST FARMERS continued. Brayton J. Leatbes, Penrith *Bulman C. Tenement, Kingwater, Bower J. Plumpton wall, Penrith Brayton M. Aik bank, Moresby,Whthvn Brampton Bowerbank L. Murrah, Penrith Brayton M. High Morresby, Whitehavn :Bulman Mrs. J. Hotcherby, Carlisle Bowerbank W. Penruddok, Hutton soil, Brayton W. High Morresby, Whitehavn Bulman J. Longnewton, .o\.bbey holme, Penrith Brayton W. Brisco bank, Moresby, Wigton Bowerbank W. Lazonby, Penrith Whitehaven Bulman J. Wiggonby, Aikton, Wigton Bowes J. Brunstock, Carlisle Briggs J. & D. Redmaine,Isell,Cckrmth *Bulman T. Irthington, Carlisle Bowes J. B. Great Orton, Carlisle Briggs D. jun. Bassenthwaite,Cockrmth Bulman W. Carlton hill,Carlton,Carlisle *Bowes R.l\Ioor, Holbornhill,Broughtn Briggs D. sen. Mirk holme, Bassen- Bunting J. Hawkesdale lodge, Dalston, *Bowes T. Fenwick, Tbwaites,Broughtn thwaite, Cockermouth Carlisle Bowman Misses, Mill town mill, Middle Briggs P. Lingside, Sebergham, Carlisle Burgess J. Randlay foot, Cumwhitton, Kirklinton, Carlisle Briggs T. Birkerthwaite,Birker,Eskdale Carlisle Bowman Mrs. A. High laws, Abbey Briggs T. Dovenby, Cockermouth *Burns J. Uldale, Wigton holme, Wigton .Briggs T. Brandling gill, Blindbothel, Burns J. Nook, Cleator Bowman D. Well dub, Brunstock Cockermouth Burns N. Eaglesfield, Cockermouth Bowman Mrs. E. Runclose, High Mor- "Briggs W. Bass kell, Ulpha, Broughton Burns W. Distington, Whitehaven resby, Whitehaveu Briggs W. Tallantire, Cockermouth Burns W. Greysouthen, Workington Bowman G. Southernby bound, Castle Brindle .Tames, St. Bees, Whitehaven Burnyeat P. Loweswater, Cockermouth Sowerby, Carlisle Brisco J. Lane foot, Murton, Cockermth Burnyeat W. Sandwith, Wbitebaven Bowman G. Catterlen, Peurith Briscoe B. Netherend, Penrith *Burrow J. Gasgarth, Irton, Holmrook *Bowman H. Great Corby, Carlisle Briscoe W. Brocklebank, Westward, Burrows R. Eaglesfield, Cockermouth Bowman I. Slack, Ainstable, Penrith Wigton *Burrow W. Cumwhitton, Carlisle *Bowman Mrs. I. Mire side, Ennerdale, Bristoe I. Bridge end, Wythbrn.Keswck Burtholme J. Cragg hill, Kingwater, Cleator Broach Mrs. M. Haithwaite, Nichol Brampton Bowman J. Breckenhill, Easby, Brmptn forest, Longtown *Burton J. & Son, Tall an tire, Cockermth *BowmanJ. Bramery, Ainstable, Penrth *Brockbank J. Silecroft, Bootle Burton G. Tallantire, Cockermouth Bowman J. Esps, Embleton, Cockermth Brockbank W. :Beckside,Silecroft,Bootle Burton R. Harras moor, Whitehaven *Bowman J. Irthington, Carlisle Brockbank W. Kirksanton, Bootle Bushby B. Low Ireby, Wigton Bowman John, Newtown, Brampton Brocklebank J. Langley park, Corney, Bushby J. Mockerkin, Cockermouth Bowman J. Ullerbank, Talkin, Bramptn Waberthwaite Bushby J. Linskeld field, Isell, Cocker- Bowman J. West field, Harrington, Brocklebank J. Town head, Holborn hill, mouth Workington Brougbton Butterworth R. Hunsonby, Penrith Bowman J. Birchhurst, Nether Den- Brocklebank M. Waberthwaite Byers J. Field house, Hesket, Carli'lle ton, Brampton Bromley Mrs. J. Distington, Whitehavn *Byers J. Great Salkeld, Penrith Bowman J. Cockon, Kelton, Cockermth Broom W. Newbiggen, Penrith Byers W. R. & E. Great Orton, Carlisle Bowman J. Slack head, Laversdale, .Brough J. Rye close, Newby, Carlisle *Caddy H. Beckermont St. Bridgetts Irtbington, Brampton Brough J. Cross rigg, West Newton, *Caddy J. Roughholm, Birkby, Raven- Bowman J. J.. ines, Askerton, Brampton Carlisle glass Bowman J. Morley hill, Cumwhitton, Brough J.Finglandrigg,Bownss.Carlisle Calvert G. Broom hill, Laversdale, Ir- Carlisle .Brough R. Bowness, Carlisle thington, Brampton Bowman Mrs. M. Lazonby, Penritb Brough W. Goody hills, Holme St. CalvertJ.Hethersgill,Kirklinton,Carlisle :Bowman M. High row, Matterdale, Cuthbert, Wigton Calvert J. Lamonby, Skelton, Penrith Penrith Brown C. Boon wood, Cumrew, Carlisle CalvertJ.Westhall,Kingwater,Bramptn Bowman M. Park, Alston Brown C. Winter shields, Askerton, CalvertJ.Woodhead,Askerton,Brampton Bowman R. Bustabeck bound, Castle Brampton Calvert J. Eaglesfield, Cockermouth Sowerby, Carlisle Brown Mrs. E. Bolton Low side,Wigton Calvert T. Ellenborough, Maryport Bowman Mrs. S. Round close, Moresby, Brown G. Beck side, Brampton Calvert T. Low Blenthwaite, Wigton Wbitehaven Brown G. Wall holme, Waterhead, Calvert T. Low Blaithwaite, Waverton, Bowman T. Esps, Embleton,Cockermth Brampton Wigton Bowman T. Hayton, Carlisle Brown G. Wiggonby, Aikton, Wigten Cameron J. Irton, Holmrook Bowman T. Plumpton head, Penrith *Brown H. Alby field, Carlisle Campbell G. Jerriestown, West Linton, Bowman W. Scaleby hill, Scale by West, Brown J. Dub mill, Holme St.Cuthbert, Kirklinton, Carlisle Carlisle Maryport Cannon James, Blencairn, Penritb Bowness J. Highsnab,Newlands,Kswck Brown J. Far Shatton, Embleton,Cock- *Cannon John, Blencairn, Penrith Bowran T. Carlisle Old road, Penrith ermouth Cannon J. Watendlath, Barrowdale, *Bowstead J. Beck bank, Great Salkeld, Brown J. Hayton, Carlisle Keswick Penrith Brown J. Longnewton, Abbey holme, Cannon T. Newbiggin, Penrith Bowstead R. Skelton, Penrith Wigton Cape G. North row, Bassenthwaite, Boyd A. Glingerburn, Middle, Kirk Brown J. Russel gate, Trough,Stapleton, Cockermouth Andrews-on-Esk, Longtown Carlisle Cape J. Seaton, Workington Boyd E. Low Leys, Winder, Whitehaven Brown J. Prior ling, Calder bridge *Cape J. Kirkland guards, Carlisle Bragg J. Beckermet St. John's Brown J. Satthon, Embleton, Cockrmth *Cape T. Sandale, Bolton High, Wigton Bragg J. Snellings, Egremont Brown J. Sebergham, Welton, Carlisle Cape W. High Ireby, Wigton Bragg J. Snellings, Middletown,Egrmnt *Brown J. Walls, Muncastr.Ravenglass Cape W. Low Ireby, Wigton *Bragg W. Moor house,Haile,Egremont Brown J. Aspatria brewery, Aspatria, Cape W. Oulton, Wigton Braithwaite H. Beckermet St. John's Carlisle *Cape W. West Newton, Carlisle Braithwaite H. Lorton Lowmill, Whin- Brown J. Armathwaite, Carlisle Carlisle W. Birk bank, Whinfell, Cock- fell, Cockermouth Brown R. Carleton, Carlisle ermouth Braithwaite J. Brankinwall, Muncaster, *Brown R. Green holme,Hayton,Carlisle Carlyle T. & Sons, Breckenhow, Dalston, Ravenglass Brown R. (trustees of), Oughterside, Carlisle *Braithwaite J. Briggard myre, l.1Ipha, Carlisle Carr Mrs. E. Angerton, Abbey Holme, Broughton *Brown T. Hornsby gate, Carlisle Wigton Braithwaite J. Cookson place, Irton, Brown T. Lower Cummersdale, Carlisle Carr G. Lamonby, Skelton, Penrith Holmrook Brown T. Prospect, Aspatria, Carlisle Carr J. Bowershill, Sebergham, Carlisle *Braithwaite J. Melmerby, Penrith Brown T. Wood end, Egremont Carr J. Skirwith, Penrith *Braithwaite J. jun. Melrnerby, Penrith Brown W.Honey house,Catterlen,Pnrth Carr J. High Laws, Abbey Holme, Wigtn *Braithwaite J. Hazel head, Ulpha, Brown W. Culgaith, Penrith Carr J. Pelutho, Holme St. Cuthbert, Broughton Brown W. Kirkbampton, Carlisle Wigton *Braithwaite J. Ousby row, Penrith Brown W. Great Orton, Carlisle Carr J. High Wreay, Carlisle Braithwaite T. Hill, Millom, Broughton Brown W. Low Hesket, Carlisle Carr T. Aspatria, Carlisle Bramwell J. Bailes, Alston Brown W. Wallacela.Westward,Wigton Carr T. East Curthwaite, Westward, Branthwaite J. Fisherplace, Wythburn, Brown W. Well flat, Carlisle Wi[ton Keswick Brownrigg J. Whitbeck, Bootle Carr '1'. Kirkbride, Wigton Branthwaite J. Smaithwaite, Murton, Brownrigg W. Low Lowkrigg, St. Bees, Carrick G. Westgarth hill, Staffield, Cockermouth Whiteha ven Penrith Eranthwaite J. Pow street, Workington Bruce J. High Harrington, Workington Carrick J. Low row, Nether Deuton, Brayton J. & J. Monk hill mills, Beau- Brunskill J. Melmerby, Penrith Brampton mont, Carlisle •Brunskill J. Newton Ri~ey, Penrith *Canick J. Low scales, Broomfield, Brayton J. Threaplandleys, Threapland, Brunskill J. Brunskill, Newton Rigney, Carlisle Carlisle Penrith Carrick S. Beck foot, Ennerdale, Cl~tor .
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    NURTURE EDEN DOORSTEP GUIDE TO GREAT SALKELD SPONSORED BY WETHERAL COTTAGES-4 STAR COUNTRY COTTAGES Welcome to Wetheral Cottages, situated in delightful grounds on the edge of the peaceful village of Great Salkeld. As well as enjoying the peace and quiet, there’s plenty to see and do in the area. The cottages are perfectly located for exploring the beautiful scenery, dramatic fells and picturesque villages of the Eden valley, right from the doorstep. So get your fix of Cumbrian fresh air and give your car a break too. WALKING AND THE DROVERS Great Salkeld lies at the cross roads of several ancient droving routes, once travelled by farmers moving livestock from the borders of Scotland or Silloth down to market in Penrith. There are several routes through the village - you could say that Great Salkeld was the “spaghetti junction” of the middle ages! Then as it is now, the village of Great Salkeld was a favourite resting spot. The Highland Drovers Inn dates back to the 1700s and it still open today should you need rest or refreshment! The walks in this guide take you along some of these well-trodden paths to landmarks old and new, and the scenery remains as breathtaking as ever. THE GREAT OUTDOORS As well as walking, the Eden valley is a haven for cyclists, so don’t forget to bring your bikes. National cycle route 7 is close by; just hop on to start exploring the picturesque villages at the foot of the Pennine fells. The river Eden flows close by, one of the few rivers in England that runs from South to North! You’ll no longer find drovers bringing their livestock to bathe, but it’s still a great place for fishing and swimming.