. Eine komplette Anleitung zur englischen Seen,. tle auf thehill Castlehead genannt, wo Sie auf die Website ofa Druidical Kreis gebaut. Dieser Hügel sollte besucht für die Ansicht. Die Batcliffes besaß auch Herren Insel, auf dem See, wo ihre Mansion zu Havebeen gebaut, aus den Steinen der Alten auf Schloss - Kopf thelargest. Kamps Holme, andere der Inseln, wastheirs auch; und der Einsiedler, der lieber Freund von St. Cuthbert, die in St. Herberts Insel in der seventhcentury lebte, ist irgendwie in Legenden gemischt, in localimaginations, die achtlos von Termine sind, mit dem samefamily. Alles, was ich

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. A complete guide to the English lakes, . tle on thehill called Castlehead, where they built upon the site ofa Druidical circle. This hill should be visited for theview. The Batcliffes also possessed Lords Island, thelargest on the lake, where their mansion is said to havebeen built, from the stones of the old one on Castle-head. Kamps Holme, another of the islands, wastheirs also; and the hermit, the dear friend of St.Cuthbert, who lived in St. Herberts Isle in the seventhcentury, is somehow mixed up in legends, in localimaginations which are careless of dates, with the samefamily. All that is known of St. Herbert is, that hereally had a hermitage in that island, and that St.Cuthbert and he used to meet, either at Lindisfarn orDerwentwater, once a-year. The legend about theirdeaths is well known ; that, according to their prayer, they died on the same day. There is beauty in thetradition that the man of action and the man of me-ditation, the propagandist and the recluse, were sodear to each other, and so congenial. Yicars, or. & 3 PhHQ DEKWENT WATER. 75 Derwent Isle, is the other of the four larger islands.Lords Isle was once a part of the mainland. TheRatcliffes cut a fosse, in the feudal times, and set up adrawbridge. When the young Lord Derwentwaterwas captured for being out in 1715, his ladyescaped, and saved her liberty and the family jewels(to use them on behalf of her husband) by clamberingup one of the clefts of Wallabarrow Crag, since calledthe Ladys Rake. Every where are there traces of theunhappy family ; even in the sky, where the auroraborealis is sometimes called, to this day, Lord Derwent-water s lights, because it was particularly brilliant thenight after his execution. The lake is about three miles long, and, at its broad-est part, about a mile and a half wide. Its waters aresingularly clear, and its surface often unruffled as amirror. Then it reflects the surrounding shores withmarvellous beauty of effect, — from the bare crest ofthe crag and pea

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