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	River Rothay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Friends have paddled the river when it is flowing through people's gardens(!), and report that the difficulty does not massively increase but the danger does, particularly from trees..
		The river slackens off after you pass a set of stepping stones (which you have to lean your boat through in low water).
		The river is quick but tame until the road joins on river right and you meet Stock Ghyll flowing in from river left.
	www.foacc.com /River_running/Rothay/Rothay.html (311 words)

	BBC - Cumbria Sport - Angling Doctor
		As the stretch of the river Rothay that you will be fishing is a private one, I do not know the characteristics of the water.
		The Rothay is a typical Lake District river which can be very low in summer if there is little rain but high in winter or periods of heavy rain.
		Should you be there when the river is high the Trout are likely to be close into the bank, out of the main current.
	www.bbc.co.uk /cumbria/sport/fishing/answer22.shtml (582 words)

	English Lakes - An illustrated guide to the Lake District - River Rothay. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The name Rothay derives from the Old Norse 'Rathui' meaning 'the red one', The course of the river encompasses some of the most spectacular scenery the Lake District has to offer and is a superb spot for walks.
		The Rothay as it emerges from Rydal Water
		The Rothay continues to flow south until it joins the River Brathay at Clappersgate, near to Ambleside, from where they flow on to pour their combined waters into the northern end of Lake Windermere.
	www.english-lakes.com /river_rothay.html (157 words)

	Derivation of the Names of Lake District Rivers
		The same British root is found in the River Dart in Devon, the River Darent in Kent, the River Darwen in Lancashire and the Yorkshire and Derbyshire Derwents.
		This is probably the British river-name 'Isca', similar to the River Exe in Devon and derived from the same root as the Welsh 'esk', water.
		The first element is probably Welsh 'glyndwfr', a river valley; the second element may be a superfluous O.N. 'á', a river; the last could be a Welsh word 'mochyn', meaning 'swine'.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /sw.rae/rivers.htm (830 words)

	Ambleside Lodge - Lake District Bed and Breakfast, Ambleside B & B, Lake District Accommodation, Cumbria, UK
		Ambleside Lodge was originally built circa 1875 as a Gentleman‘s residence, and was named “Rothay Holme“ after the River Rothay which flows from Grasmere into Lake Windermere.
		Owning most of the land surrounding the church, both sides of the river and down to the lake, it commanded a respectable and enviable position in the community.
		The name was changed, after much deliberation, to prevent confusion between the many other hotels, guests houses and private homes all bearing the name “Rothay” in their title, and Ambleside Lodge Bed and Breakfast adequately described the current lifestyle of the property.
	www.ambleside-lodge.com (371 words)

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		It is an area where you have to be able to read your map and use your compass - even the apparently simple task of leaving the summit to reach the west Tarn often requires a compass bearing to reach the tarn without wandering off course.
		The bridleway ends at map ref. SD 734960, but a path on the ground continues to follow the river upstream.
		It had been a hard walk near the limit of my own abilities these days but well worth it for the experience of the wild scenery and the waterfall strewn course of the River Rawthey which I will probably not be able to walk again.
	www.yorkshirewalks.org /diary/diary92.htm (822 words)

	Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis in Lake Catchments, in River Water Abstracted for Domestic Use, and in ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		course of the River Tywi are predominantly rural and that the
		the River Tywi, the average flow of the Cothi is 540 Mliters/day.
		paratuberculosis in river water and the flow and height of the River Tywi and rainfall in the catchment between August 2002 and April 2003.
	aem.asm.org /cgi/content/full/72/6/4067 (6335 words)

	River Rothay
		Apparently, otters have been seen on the banks of the river around Pelter Bridge, which is where the "rock-infested rapid" below Rydal Water is. The residents of Rydal (and the NT?) have pretty much decided that paddlers going around the banks of the river aren't good for the otters and hence paddling shouldn't be allowed.
		In short, you can't paddle the Rothay below Rydal Water, until the conflict is resolved.
		Otherwise, enjoy the final stretch down to where the River Brathay is joined from river right and drift into Windermere.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /rothay.htm (1109 words)

	Rothay Lodge Self-Catering Holiday Cottage Accommodation in Grasmere, Lake District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We found Rothay Lodge apartment to be warm and comfortable, very well appointed and a lovely place to come back to each evening.
		We have seen roedeer, rabbits, squirrels and lots and lots of sheep and two small trout in the River Rothay.
		Rothay Lodge Apartment has been warm and well equipped and so thank you.
	www.rothay-lodge.co.uk /25567.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (897 words)

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		The owners of The Croft apartments have shared amenities and some interesting woodland to the rear of the house, formal gardens and lawns to the front and across the road there are delightful gardens and frontage to the River Brathay.
		Outside: Each apartment has a storage availability in the main cellar of the house and all owners have shared amenities of the delightful grounds which extend to approximately seven acres of woodland, garden and a recently made garden area and river frontage to River Brathay across the road.
		River frontage provides the mooring facility and launching for canoes or shallow draft boats gain access to the lake.
	www.matthewsbenjamin.co.uk /property_details.aspx?p_id=312 (555 words)

	Stock Ghyll
		Upstream of the two large falls a path leads off alongside the river and the road diverges, walk along the path.
		If you can't read this river from the road and then run it without further inspection then you shouldn't be on it anyway.
		From here the beck carries on canalised through Rothay Park before a final fall as it empties in the River Rothay.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /stockghyll.htm (716 words)

	Seat Sandal
		We were not able to stay at the Grasmere Hotel, as they close in January, so we thought we would try the Rothay Garden Hotel just down the road instead, having seen it and liked the look of it.
		The room we had booked had not only a real four-poster bed and views down on the river Rothay (where we could watch the dippers at close quarters), but also a large corner bath with jacuzzi - just the thing to soothe the muscles after a day's winter walking.
		We were even more impressed when we sampled the dinner that evening - the advertisement on their website mentioned that this was an award-winning restaurant, and it was easy to tell why - the food was simply delicious.
	www.blencathra.org /walks/20030111.htm (1337 words)

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		Situation: Riverside Lodge and Middlebeck Cottaage is situated approximately 1/4 mile on the outskirts of Ambleside at the foot of Loughrigg Fell only a short level walk away from a large variety of amenities including shops, restaurants, banks, cafes, bars etc along with local schools and churches.
		The property is set in an idyllic location on the banks of the River Rothay commanding fine river views.
		The property is set in a superb riverside location with fine gardens either side of the River Rothay with bridge access across.
	www.matthewsbenjamin.co.uk /property_details.aspx?p_id=321 (769 words)

	eBay Australia - the river, DVDs, Non-Fiction, Fiction Literature items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Wuhan navy crosses a river the model badge
		The River Wild (Kevin Bacon Meryl Streep) New DVD R4
		Bend Of The River (James Stewart) New/Sealed DVD R4
	search.ebay.com.au /the-river_W0QQfrtsZ100QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1 (432 words)

	r (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The River Rothay comes down past Ambleside from Rydal before coming into Lake Windermere.
		Near where the Rothay joins Lake Windermere there is a place that was a Roman fort called Galava.
		There are some stepping stones across the river just north of Ambleside and they lead into a field where you can sit.
	www.amblesideprimary.com /ambleweb/alphabet/r.htm (54 words)

	Lake District holiday cottages, Gilbertscar Foot, Ambleside holiday cottages, self catering, Cumbria, Ambleside
		Gilbertscar is situated on the outskirts of Ambleside in a superb riverside setting, with adjacent parking.
		Gilbertscar is a self contained apartment on two floors, overlooking the River Rothay and is part of a Victorian country house built in 1866.
		It is situated on a quiet country lane and is around 10 mins walk from the centre of Ambleside and around 15mins walk from Waterhead, where all of the Lake Windermere steamers can be taken.
	www.gilbertscarfoot.co.uk (182 words)

	(GCK298) STEPPING STONES by THE SMILEYS
		The cache is placed on the banks of the River Rothay under Loughrigg close to the stepping stones with grand views of the nearby fells.
		Went to tackle this today but with the heavy rain yesterday the river was a little high.
		The river was a little high after the rain yesterday so didn't bother with attempting to cross the stones.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GCK298 (544 words)

	Gilbertscar Foot, Lake District holiday cottages, self catering, Ambleside self catering. Ambleside holiday cottages
		Gilbertscar Foot is a self contained apartment on two floors, offering quality accommodation for four people in a peaceful location overlooking the River Rothay.
		It is part of a Victorian country house built in 1866 and has been furnished to a high standard with a tasteful blend of contemporary and Victorian décor and offers the perfect location for a peaceful and relaxing holiday.
		Gilbertscar is ideally situated in the heart of the Lake District and gives easy access to the magnificent scenery and all of the attractions of the National Park.
	www.riverside-at-ambleside.co.uk /gilbertscarfoot.htm (218 words)

	Practical Motorhome - Great escapes - Lakes 2
		Cross the River Rothay on the far side of the park at the footbridge, then mount your bike.
		Cross the river on the footbridge and continue along the bridlepath, turning left where it splits after a further 1/2 mile, signposted Hodge Close.
		When your food and drink have settled, resume the route by turning left out of the inn and then continuing straight on at the buildings at Skelwith Fold and continuing on Bog Lane to the B5286.
	www.practicalmotorhome.com /greatarchive/wint01trail2.html (929 words)

	Riversdale Guest House
		Riversdale Guest House is a typical Lakeland stone house and true to the style of the village, having been built in 1830.
		Quietly situated on the edge of the village, the house overlooks the River Rothay with views beyond towards Silver How and the fells around Easdale Tarn.
		Situated at the heart of the Lake District National Park, with outstanding mountain scenery in every direction, Grasmere has become a favourite with walkers and artists alike.
	www.riversdalegrasmere.co.uk /home.html (140 words)

	Painting Holidays in the Lake District
		Various ideas, topics and techniques will be introduced with a view of widening the scope of ones work - there is no compunction to try these ideas.
		There are many subjects to paint from the Hotel: views of surrounding Fells, the River Rothay is just a few minutes from the Hotel, also subjects in the garden.
		A whole day and a half day will be spent out in the Lake District - painting on location, travelling by mini-bus.
	www.rothaymanor.co.uk /specialholidays/painting.html (181 words)

	Riversdale Guest House, Grasmere brochure
		Quietly situated on the edge of the village, the house overlooks the River Rothay with views of Helm Crag, Silver How and the fells around Easdale Tarn.
		In the winter months there is the added luxury of an electric blanket to compliment the full central heating.
		The double-bedded room overlooks the river and has the benefit of a seating area and a well-equipped en-suite shower room.
	www.2stay.com /uk/hotels/riversdale.html (550 words)

	Rothay Lodge Self-Catering Holiday Cottage Accommodation in Grasmere, Lake District
		Continue past the lake and take the 2nd left turn at the Swan Hotel towards Grasmere village along Swan Lane (B5287).
		After about 200m, immediately before the bridge over the River Rothay, turn left onto the private drive at the sign to Rothay Lodge and Riversdale.
		Car parking is at the end of this short drive, alongside the River Rothay.
	www.rothay-lodge.co.uk /12673.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (81 words)

	The Riverside Wing
		Riverside rooms and our new Loft Suite overlook the river Rothay and the fells beyond.
		Upper floor rooms look onto Fairfield and Hellvelyn and the Loft Suite also looks onto Helm Crag.
		In all these rooms you will be lulled off to sleep by the soothing sound of the river.
	www.rothay-garden.com /grasmere_Hotel_Tour_The_Riverside_Wing.htm (76 words)

	The Dedicated Partnership - Web Site Design Portfolio of Clients
		River View BandB - Attractive bed and breakfast accommodation near Dent in the North Yorkshire Dales National Park.
		Rothay Garth Hotel - A beautiful traditional Victorian Lakeland slate built hotel set in its own landscaped grounds with easy access to Windermere Lake and Ambleside in the heart of the Lake District.
		White Moss - Surrounded by the exceptional beauty of the English Lake District at the northern end of Rydal Water this fine country house hotel was once the home of the lakes poet William Wordsworth and his family.
	www.the-dedicated-partnership.com /portfolio.htm (3266 words)

	Cold Pike
		We had hoped to go back to the Grasmere Hotel this time, but they were fully booked and so we found were most other hotels we tried.
		Having settled in at the hotel, we went for a walk along the River Rothay to stretch our legs after the long drive.
		The Sunday morning was very pleasant, though windy, so we were not sure if we were going to be in luck with finding our Mountain Ringlets as we drove over Red Bank towards Great Langdale, stopping to photograph the lovely valley.
	www.blencathra.org /walks/20020623.htm (646 words)

	ambleside holiday cottages lake district self catering cumbria accommodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		They are illustrated in the picture above, delightfully situated in a unique and idyllic riverside setting on the bank of the River Rothay just 500 yards from the centre of Ambleside and Lake Windermere.
		At the heart of the Lake District in Cumbria.
		Both cottages enjoy views over the river towards Loughrigg Fell and, are completely independent affording total privacy.
	www.riversidelodge.co.uk (301 words)

	Ambleside cottage accommodation. Self catering in the Lake District Cumbria
		This holiday cottage enjoys superb views over the River Rothay.
		The cottages enjoy views, over the river, to the fells of the Lake District.
		This is a perfect location for exploring the Lake District National Park and Cumbria.
	www.selfcatered.co.uk /england/cumbria/4/cum4.htm (237 words)

	..:: Blue Works Private Hire ::.. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Large Area of grass with footpaths to the river, ideal for picnics and children's play.
		A few minutes walk from town, a tributary of the River Rothay, a waterfall tumbles down towards the town.
		This area used to have an array of water powered mills which processed fabrics, ground corn and produced bobbins.
	www.blueworksph.com /places/ambleside3.htm (96 words)

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