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BORROWDALE, BLENCATHRA, THEN ON TO BEDA FELL

BORROWDALE, BLENCATHRA, THEN ON TO BEDA FELL

September 10, 2019 → 2:00 pm ─ 3:00 pm

| £3 – £5

Elizabeth Woodcock describes the landscape of the Cumbrian Lakeland Fells, including ravens, woodcocks, temperate rainforests, sphagnum mosses and the carnivorous sundew.

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