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	Wasdale Fell Meats home page
		Wasdale Head Hall Farm is situated at the foot of Scafell, the tallest mountain in England.
		We are surrounded by spectacular mountains that make ours one of the most beautiful valleys in the country.
		Knowledge of where your food is coming from is more important than ever these days, so you can rest assured that our meats will go direct from source to you, the consumer.
	www.wasdalefellmeats.co.uk (222 words)

	Sally's Cottages: Self Catering Holiday Cottage in Eskdale, Wasdale and Lake District
		The majority of the cottages we let are pet friendly but for those with allergies, we do have a few which are unable to accept dogs.
		The holiday cottages we let tend to be in the Western Lake District, notably Eskdale, Wasdale, Ravenglass (Waberthwaite), Gosforth and Ennerdale, although we do have accommodation in the Borrowdale valley (near Keswick) and Grasmere.
		Here there are still more sheep than people with countless walks either along valley floors and the coastal beaches of Drigg and Ravenglass or high in the fells – Scafell Pike is reached from either Eskdale or Wasdale.
	www.sallyscottages.co.uk (0 words)

	Wasdale, Cumbria (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wasdale, the wildest of the valleys in the Lake District, is the remote and beautiful area between Gosforth in West Cumbria, past Wastwater, England's deepest lake, and up to the mountains Great Gable and Scafell Pike, England's highest mountain.
		Set amidst yew trees in the Viking fields at the head of Wasdale, near the deepest lake and the highest mountain in England, is the little St Olaf's Church, possibly the smallest church in England.
		At the edge of Wasdale is the picturesque village of Gosforth.
	www.visitcumbria.com /wc/wasdale.htm (207 words)

	www.wakefield.gov.uk: Who goes to Wasdale and What do they do?
		Wasdale does not offer respite breaks to children and young people who may have emotional and behavioural difficulties but have no learning disability.
		For children staying overnight at Wasdale, there are six individual bedrooms, two on the ground floor which are fully adapted for wheelchair users as well as four on the first floor.
		Wasdale has its own minibus, but public transport is also often used which gives children the opportunity to travel on buses and trains, thus promoting greater independence skills.
	www.wakefield.gov.uk /HealthAndSocialCare/ChildrenAndYoungPeople/ChildrenWithDisabilities/Wasdale/Wasdale_children.htm?wbc_purpose=Basicdefault.htmdefault.htm (598 words)

	A hiking guide to Wasdale - Lake District
		Wasdale is a top place for all things big in the Lake District.
		The best pubs are in the vicinity of Nether Wasdale and are recommended by club members who have been on previous trips.
		There is also the Wasdale Head Inn at the head of the valley.
	www.umsu.manchester.ac.uk /hiking/hikedests/wasdale/index.html (786 words)

	Wasdale Head, Cumbria (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wasdale Head is a small HAMLET in the Lake District National Park.
		It is located at the "head" of the valley of Wasdale, and is surrounded by some of England's highest mountains: Scafell Pike, Sca Fell, Great Gable, Kirk Fell and Pillar.
		The ancient field patterns at Wasdale Head, and St Olaf's Church, which has a reputation of being the smallest church in England (in the yew trees, centre right).
	www.visitcumbria.com /wc/wasdalehead.htm (287 words)

	Scafell Pike from Wasdale
		Wasdale is a remote valley on the far western side of the Lake District surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery and containing England's deepest lake Wast Water.
		The trek to the summit from Wasdale Valley looks very short on a map but this can be misleading as the climb is actually an ascent of over 910M which is no mean feat.
		Wasdale has despite its popularity managed to escape being spoiled by commercial activities probably mainly due to its remote location.
	www.trekkingbritain.com /scafellpikefromwasdale.htm (1175 words)

	Wasdale
		Whereas Eskdale's grandeur is softened by the wooded slopes and lush valley floor, Wasdale is wild and unrelentingly dramatic.
		Wastwater is the place where every car manufacturer, since the advent of four-wheel drive, has chosen to photograph their commercials, much to the amusement of four-legged sheep.
		Passing the packhorse bridge, the ancient bridleway to Wasdale, you come to the old bobbin mill with its now lazy race.
	www.eskdale.info /Wasdale.html (613 words)

	Wasdale Head Cumbria
		Wasdale Head is not really a village but a loosely connected set of cottages and farms set in flat farming land.
		Wasdale Head is a convenient starting point for a circular walk of all the fells that surround the valley.
		Wasdale Head is located on a minor road from Nether Wasdale from the A595 south of Egremont.
	www.thecumbriadirectory.com /Town_or_Village/Wasdale_Head/Wasdale_Head.php (450 words)

	Burnthwaite Farm Cottage: Self Catering Accommodation in Wasdale
		Wasdale itself boasts England's deepest lake (Wastwater), England's highest mountain (Scafell), England's smallest church (St Olaf's) and England's biggest liar (home to the biggest liar competitions).
		Wasdale is also the birthplace of british climbing with excellent climbs of all grades.
		There are three pubs in the valley - Wasdale Head in at the top of the lake (a twenty minute walk away), and the Screes and the Strands (five miles) face each other on the way to Gosforth Village (where you will find everyday provisions).
	www.sallyscottages.co.uk /burnthwaite/index.htm (260 words)

	Lake District Outdoors - Route Details - Pillar from Wasdale
		Running northwest from Wasdale Head is Mosedale; this deep-sided valley has a wonderfully wild atmosphere with no roads or buildings and only the odd sheep bleating to disturb the peace of the place.
		Viewed from the Wasdale side it looks the least important of the group, it's not until you get to its top that its craggy northern profile reveals itself and its grandeur becomes apparent.
		From the Wasdale Head Inn walk 3km S then SW down the valley road to the car park by Overbeck Bridge.
	www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk /walkingroutedetails.cfm?routeID=94 (457 words)

	English Lakes - An illustrated guide to the Lake District - Wasdale Head.
		Wasdale Head, surrounded by mountains of awe inspiring grandeur, is a small, isolated hamlet situated at the head of Wastwater.
		The shop next door to the inn sells sells climbing equipment as well as a range of foodstuffs, and there are two campsites, at the other end of Wastwater there is a youth hostel, which is also owned by the National Trust.
		The tiny St. Olaf's church at Wasdale Head is England's smallest church, legend reports that its ancient roof beams came from the prows of Viking ships.
	www.english-lakes.com /wasdale_head.html (203 words)

	Destination Guide for Wasdale Head : Enjoy England
		The Wasdale Head Inn has a special place in climbing history as the place where many climbing pioneers had their base – check out the sepia images from over 100 years ago that decorate the walls of the pub.
		The graveyard is testament to the dangers to which many early climbers exposed themselves and unfortunately, in a small number of cases, succumbed.
		Wasdale’s other claim to fame is that it’s the home to the Biggest Liar in the World competition.
	www.enjoyengland.com /destinations/find/englands-northwest/cumbria/wasdale-head.aspx (233 words)

	Lakestay-English Lakes-Wasdale Murder
		The Wasdale that he went to that dark October night was well known to Peter Hogg for between 1941-45 he had been a boarder pupil at Keswick School and he returned to the Lakes several times from the south of England.
		It was a further two years of soul destroying uncertainty for her parents in Paris before a 53 year old Sellafield engineer stumbled on the sad resting place of Veronique.
		An inquest afterwards heard that the state of the few remains meant a cause of death could not be officially given, but the remains were consistent with a fall from height.
	www.lakestay.co.uk /was.htm (1377 words)

	Walk 1246 - Black Sail Pass & Beck Head from Wasdale Head - Lake District Cumbria - a walk from Walking Britain
		Wasdale Head is one of the great places in the Lake District with a superb range of mountains, including Scafell Pike, Pillar and Great Gable, forming a backdrop.
		The graveyard and church include many memorials to mountaineers who either died in the surrounding fells or who wished to be buried near them.
		If you are not in need of refreshment then continue down the lane to the parking area and the start of the walk.
	www.walkingbritain.co.uk /walks/walks/walk_b.php?id=1246 (817 words)

	TrekLens \| Wasdale at Sunset Photo
		Wasdale is a remote glacial valley, which boasts the highest mountain, (Scarfell Pike), The deepest lake, (Wastwater, pictured) and The Biggest Liar!
		Wasdale is also credited with being the home of british mountain climbing as the area has some of the most extream faces in the area.
		The slope on the right is the north side of Illgill Head and the slope is called the Wasdale screes, which are spectacular screen runs that fall over 2,000m uninterupted into the lake, and continue another 250 feet to the lake bottom.
	www.treklens.com /gallery/Europe/United_Kingdom/photo217062.htm (550 words)

	National Trust \| North West \| Camping in the Lake District \| Wasdale
		Wasdale campsite nestles under the Scafell mountain range at the head of beautiful Wastwater, the deepest lake in England, with its distinctive Nordic character and the pyramidal peak of Great Gable reflected in its waters.
		The renowned Wasdale Head Inn is a short walk away for those who prefer pub grub to camp food!
		Wasdale Head is reached from the main A595.
	www.nationaltrust.org.uk /main/w-vh/w-holidays/w-camp/w-northwest-lakedistrict_camping/w-northwest-lakedistrict_camping-wasdale.htm (444 words)

	Wasdale :: Cumbria : Gourt
		Wasdale (pronounced as in was-dale, not waz-dale) is a valley in the western Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England.
		Wasdale is famous amongst rock climbers as the home of British rock climbing.
		Wasdale web - Information source for visitors to the Wasdale valley and surrounding area of Cumbria.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Fregional.gourt.com%2FEurope%2FUnited-Kingdom%2FEngland%2FCumbria%2FWasdale.html (297 words)

	The Lakeland Way: walking, hiking, mountains, accommodation
		Wasdale has the deepest Lake, the highest mountain, the smallest church and the biggest liar in England, the latter being the first Landlord of the Wasdale Head Inn, Will Ritson, an accomplished fellsman himself who played host to the pioneers of British rock-climbing over a hundred years ago.
		In the Ritson's bar and other parts of the Wasdale Head Inn, (www.wasdale.com) there are many original Abraham photographs and momentos of the Ritson period.
		The Wasdale Head Inn is situated at the foot of the old trade and smuggling routes of Black Sail, Sty Head and Burnmoor passes and is within walking distance of both passes and high mountains making it one of the best centres for walking and rock-climbing in the English Lake District.
	www.lakelandway.com /about/wasdale.htm (285 words)

	Wasdale walking routes and walks Mosedale Horseshoe Gable Scafell Wasdale Head
		Wasdale is one of the English Lake District's finest dales with one of its finest pubs "The Wasdale Head Inn" the home of English rock climbing.
		The tiny churchyard is the last resting place of a number of climbers who perished in the mountains of the world.
		Once, Wasdale did not have a church and an old Corpse Road leads across to Eskdale's church, passing the Burnmore Inn (Woolpack also nearbye), an easy walk for a bad day.
	www.fellwalk.co.uk /page01.htm (309 words)

	Wasdale Cumbria
		The remote valley of Wasdale is part flat land and moorland, part dramatic fell views, and part a lake.
		Much of Wasdale's land is a nature reserve in the care of the National Trust.
		Wasdale is off the A595 from Gosforth and then left on a minor road.
	www.thecumbriadirectory.com /Cumbria_Countryside/Dales/Wasdale/Wasdale.php (441 words)

	WASDALE MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM
		Wasdale MRT has been assisting people in the western fells for almost 35 years.
		At the AGM on the 30th September 1968, the team changed it's name to the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team intending to fill a gap between the Cockermouth and Eskdale teams.
		Affiliation to the Mountain Rescue Committee came on the 12th July 1969, when the rescue equipment at the Wasdale Head Post was officially transferred to the team.
	www.wasdale-mountain-rescue.org.uk /history_introduction_wasdale_mountain_rescue_team.htm (2092 words)

	Wasdale in the Lake District (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wasdale, set beneath the mountains Scafell Pike, The Great Gable, The Pillar and on the side of Wastwater (the deepest lake in England) is no more than one hotel, two campsites and a few houses scattered over a two mile stretch.
		Unless you can get a room at the Wasdale Head Hotel, the main reason for going there is for the camping and a centre for mountain walking, scrambling and trekking.
		For me personally, Wasdale is one of the most memorable places I've been to.
	www.silvertops.co.uk /wasdale-lake-district.html (899 words)

	NUFWS - Wasdale
		Wasdale is home to England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike (3210') and England's deepest lake (Wast Water).
		Indeed, all of the central fell area of the Lakes is accessible from Wasdale.
		Wasdale is located on the far side of the lakes from us, and therefore is a weekend, which allows for plenty of time to explore this beautiful area.
	www.societies.ncl.ac.uk /fellwalkers/trips/england/lakes/wasd/index.shtml (163 words)

	Home
		Less than 1/2 mile from the shore of Wastwater, Seatallan Apartment is ideally situated for exploring the high fells, the lakeside and the valley floor.
		Wasdale is home to Englands highest mountain and deepest lake, and here the landscape is so exceptional that much of it is protected and preserved by the National Trust
		Outside are shared, enclosed well maintained gardens, and parking for 2 cars in the private car park on the opposite side of the road.
	www.seatallan-apartment.co.uk /index.html (262 words)

	wasdale Sheltered Housing in Shap Cumbria
		Wasdale is a Sheltered Housing unit consisting of 12 bed sits and 8 one bedroom flats, owned by; Eden Housing Association
		It is situated in a secluded area of Shap in it's own grounds with the added benefit of all the village amenities being within a short walking distance.
		A Supported Housing Officer is on site each day to monitor the health and welfare of the tenants also to maintain a safe living environment in which to reside.
	www.shapcumbria.co.uk /Wasdale.htm (155 words)

	Three Peaks 24 Hour Challenge - Scafell
		The toilets at Wasdale campsite are for private use by the campers.
		We found the coverage offered by BT Cellnet to be sufficient on Scafell, between Wasdale Head and most points on the mountain.
		From the car park at Wasdale Head, head south on the tarmac road to the style/gate and bridleway and footpath signs.
	users.tinyonline.co.uk /richieev/tp/sca.htm (522 words)

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