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navigation lake district gems blog a blog exploring the lake district's hidden gems and best-kept secrets home main menu blog gem-hunting guides lake district events about rules privacy policy what others are saying work with me contact return to content a gem-hunter’s guide to cartmel the pretty village of cartmel lies just south of the lake district and around two ... a historic gem in the north lakes: castlerigg stone circle a lake district gem i’ve been meaning to visit for ages is the castlerigg stone ... 10 things you’ll want to know about the lake district pound you may have heard in the news recently that a new currency was launched earlier ... a picturesque gem in little langdale: blea tarn if you’re a regular reader of the blog, you may have noticed that i’ve been ... a short walk to orrest head, windermere there are several places around windermere to enjoy short walks with great views of the ... 8 of my favourite books about the lake district i absolutely love books, and have collected quite a few about the lake district over ... a victorian waterfall walk in ambleside there are many beautiful waterfalls across the lake district, but few are as easy to ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a gem-hunter’s guide to cartmel by janine john on 10/06/2018 in shopping , villages the pretty village of cartmel lies just south of the lake district and around two miles north-west of the coastal town of grange-over-sands, near to the furness peninsula. if you love quaint old buildings then you’ll adore the centre of the village, and there are a number of things you might like to see and […] continue reading 0 a historic gem in the north lakes: castlerigg stone circle by janine john on 27/05/2018 in dog-friendly , history , visitor attractions , walks a lake district gem i’ve been meaning to visit for ages is the castlerigg stone circle near keswick – and recently i finally ticked it off my list (albeit on a thoroughly miserable day when the sky became increasingly grey and eventually i got very wet – a complete contrast to the incredible weather we’ve […] continue reading 5 10 things you’ll want to know about the lake district pound by janine john on 17/05/2018 in fun stuff , villages , visitor attractions you may have heard in the news recently that a new currency was launched earlier this month in the lake district, the lake district pound. it’s one of a few local currencies to be launched in the uk, with existing ones including the bristol pound, totnes pound and brixton pound. so if you haven’t visited […] continue reading 1 a picturesque gem in little langdale: blea tarn by janine john on 03/05/2018 in visitor attractions if you’re a regular reader of the blog, you may have noticed that i’ve been a little quieter than usual so far in 2018. is that because i’m starting to run out of hidden gems to discover in the lake district? absolutely not! work and other things have rather taken over recently, but last week […] continue reading 3 a short walk to orrest head, windermere by janine john on 15/04/2018 in viewpoints , walks there are several places around windermere to enjoy short walks with great views of the lake. as i’ve formed something of an addiction to short walks recently, for my latest post on the blog i thought i’d share another of my favourites, the walk to orrest head. you can either make this a short walk to […] continue reading 3 25 photographs to tempt you to the lake district this spring by janine john on 24/03/2018 in spring spring has finally arrived in the lake district, and it’s one of my favourite times of year. there are so many sights to look forward to, and even as the daffodils say farewell for another year, there’s much else to anticipate. each layer of spring takes its turn – from tulips to bluebells, and the […] continue reading 1 8 of my favourite books about the lake district by janine john on 04/03/2018 in books i absolutely love books, and have collected quite a few about the lake district over the years – especially while i’ve been writing the lake district gems blog! there are a few titles that i return to time and time again for information, whether i’m looking for ideas, places to go, or just to seek out a curious fact. […] continue reading 3 a victorian waterfall walk in ambleside by janine john on 18/02/2018 in autumn , dog-friendly , history , viewpoints , villages , walks there are many beautiful waterfalls across the lake district, but few are as easy to reach as stockghyll force, which is just a short walk from the heart of ambleside. whilst some would regard the walk to stockghyll force as too well-known to be regarded a ‘hidden gem’, it would be so easy to miss […] continue reading 3 travelling on the m6 north? lunch at barton grange by janine john on 28/01/2018 in lunches , non-lake district the subject of today’s blog post is a true gem, but also an unusual one in that it isn’t actually in the lake district at all! when i last visited this place for myself, i thought what a wonderful stopping point it would make for those of you travelling north on the m6 motorway to […] continue reading 1 just for fun: another lake district picture quiz by janine john on 13/01/2018 in fun stuff , visitor attractions just over a year ago, i designed a little bit of a quiz based on places i’d visited around the lake district (if you didn’t see it at the time, you can take a look here). i know that some of you really enjoyed it, so i said i’d do another one – and here […] continue reading 3 the best of 2017 on the blog by janine john on 31/12/2017 in fun stuff it’s hard to believe that we’ve reached the end of 2017, but here we are! and as i’ve done in the past two years, i thought i’d take a brief look back at some of the best of the past year’s gem hunting on the blog… most unusual gem this year, the most unusual lake […] continue reading 1 kendal’s sparkling christmas lights by janine john on 21/12/2017 in christmas , villages , winter the market town of kendal is situated just south of the lake district, and is the nearest main shopping town i tend to head to, living in the south lakes. this year, when i’ve been out working in kendal and christmas shopping, it’s been really lovely to see all the christmas lights in the afternoon […] continue reading a low-level walk from elterwater to skelwith bridge by janine john on 17/12/2017 in dog-friendly , things to do for free , walks if you’re looking for a pretty lake district stroll, at low level and mostly on the flat, the walk from elterwater to skelwith bridge is ideal. in fact, it has all the ingredients you could possibly want… a lovely view over elterwater towards the middle of the walk, a waterfall en route, and places to […] continue reading 3 a christmas celebration in windermere by janine john on 02/12/2017 in events , food and drink , fun stuff , villages , winter the weeks leading up to christmas are crammed with festive celebrations across the lake district, including markets, fairs, santa boat and train rides, charity events, and christmas light switch ons in several towns and villages. but so far in 2017, i’ve been so busy with work that i haven’t made it to any of them! […] continue reading 1 a farming gem in windermere: high lickbarrow by janine john on 20/11/2017 in historic houses , history , national trust , visitor attractions high lickbarrow farm is a traditional lakeland farmhouse set in a peaceful location just outside the village of windermere. a relatively new addition to the national trust’s collection of lake district properties, it’s also a very unusual one. although it isn’t open to the general public in the same way as most nt properties, you […] continue reading 3 what happened next? the ‘grand designs’ dome house in bowness-on-windermere by janine john on 09/11/2017 in places to stay if you’re a regular viewer of kevin mccloud’s grand designs on channel 4, you may remember that a few years ago the show visited the lake district to follow an unusual build in bowness-on-windermere. the end result was the dome house, an intriguing home situated on brantfell road above the village, and overlooking windermere with […] continue reading gummer’s how: a ‘mini mountain’ in the south lakes by janine john on 27/10/2017 in viewpoints , walks if you’re a regular visitor to the blog, you’ll already know that whilst i love the lake district’s fells, i usually like to appreciate their beauty from a safe distance, rather than admire them by venturing to the tops! but earlier in the year, i got the taste for photographing scenery from a slightly higher […] continue reading 1 coniston power boat records week by janine john on 19/10/2017 in autumn , events , photography , things to do for free autumn is well and truly upon us here in the lake district, and one of my favourite places to photograph the colours is coniston water. last year i took an autumnal tour of coniston on board steam yacht gondola to find some lovely photographic subjects, and a couple of weeks later returned to capture some […] continue reading 1 10 reasons to visit sizergh castle near kendal by janine john on 30/09/2017 in afternoon tea , gardening , historic houses , history , lunches , national trust , picnics , things to do for free i’ve visited sizergh castle many, many times over the years, but have stepped inside the castle itself just twice. that’s because there are a whole host of reasons to spend time at sizergh that not everyone may be aware of (although visiting the castle itself is a good start!). here are 10: 1. a tour […] continue reading 5 10 easy-to-reach lake district viewpoints by janine john on 23/09/2017 in photography , travel , viewpoints one thing i’ve learnt about the lake district over the years is that however familiar you think you are with a particular area, there’s always something just around the corner that you’ve not seen before – and then you get home and read about it in a guidebook somewhere and have to go back! some […] continue reading 1 a gem-hunter’s guide to shap abbey by janine john on 13/09/2017 in historic houses , history , things to do for free if you enjoy seeing the remains of once grand historic buildings and imagining what might once have been, you’ll definitely want to stop off at shap abbey by the side of the river lowther near shap, approximately 10 miles south of penrith. where else would you go on a gorgeous sunny day apart from the […] continue reading 1 heritage open days 2017 in the lake district by janine john on 30/08/2017 in arts and culture , events , historic houses , history , museums , visitor attractions heritage open days is an annual festival of history and culture held across england for four days every september. the event brings together over 2,500 organisations who open their doors to the public for free – some well-known, and some less so. in 2017, it’s taking place between thursday 7 and sunday 10 september (although […] continue reading 1 27 things to do on a rainy day in the lake district by janine john on 16/08/2017 in afternoon tea , arts and culture , gardening , historic houses , history , lunches , museums , rainy days , shopping , villages , visitor attractions one of the very first posts i wrote for the blog was a list of 10 things to do in the lake district on a rainy day. we do get quite a few wet days here, but, as they say, the lake district wouldn’t be the lake district without them! since writing that post however, […] continue reading 9 10 reasons to visit mirehouse alongside bassenthwaite lake by janine john on 04/08/2017 in afternoon tea , dog-friendly , gardening , historic houses , history , viewpoints , visitor attractions , walks i’ve wanted to visit mirehouse for a long time, and one beautiful sunny saturday in july, my gem-hunting companion and i decided we’d risk the busy weekend traffic (which curiously turned out to be almost non-existent that day) and head north to bassenthwaite. we thoroughly enjoyed our look around mirehouse, but the house itself forms […] continue reading 5 1 2 … 6 next → subscribe and connect keep up-to-date with what's happening on the blog and in the lake district by following on social media, and make sure you never miss a post by signing up to email updates (we all hate spam, so i promise not to share your details with anybody else). follow post categories afternoon tea arts and culture autumn books charity events christmas country shows dog-friendly events food and drink fun stuff gardening historic houses history lunches museums national trust non-lake district photography picnics places to stay rainy days shopping spring things to do for free travel viewpoints villages visitor attractions walks wildlife winter popular latest comments tags 27 things to do on a rainy day in the lake district 16/08/2017 the windermere jetty project: an update 26/07/2017 a historic gem in the north lakes: castlerigg stone circle 27/05/2018 10 reasons to visit sizergh castle near kendal 30/09/2017 10 reasons to visit mirehouse alongside bassenthwaite lake 04/08/2017 a gem-hunter’s guide to cartmel 10/06/2018 a historic gem in the north lakes: castlerigg stone circle 27/05/2018 10 things you’ll want to know about the lake district pound 17/05/2018 a picturesque gem in little langdale: blea tarn 03/05/2018 a short walk to orrest head, windermere 15/04/2018 janine john: hello angela, that's very kind of you! 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