About Cumbria'S Living Heritage
Cumbria’s Living Heritage offers a great day out in and around the Lake District. With great houses, gardens, museums, churches and castles there is something for everyone.
Cumbria'S Living Heritage Description
Cumbria's Living Heritage represents a mix of Private, Charitable Trusts, Local Authority and English Heritage properties. With the support of 30 members in its first year (2014), Cumbria's Living Heritage aims to be recognised both regionally and nationally as an established, successful promoter and marketer of the most significant stately houses, gardens and cultural attractions in and around the Lake District.
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I watched this on TCM last week - and was reminded of just how brilliant it is - and here's a chance to see it on a big screen...
Loving this time of year.🍁🍂🍃
Great view of Carlisle Castle
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Mirehouse & Gardens remain open until the 31st of October and there is plenty to occupy youngsters before the winter evenings draw in. The woodland playgrounds are always popular and timed races on the Steeple Chase are a favourite for burning off energy.
There is no shortage of fir cones to be "fired" from the woodland fort at attacking "armies". Under 4s are free of charge and the family nature trail helps to spot red squirrels, birds and unusual plants as you go round the ...gardens. Skimming stones by Bassenthwaite Lake certainly helps to pass the time in a stunning setting.
In the house the owl trail or family quiz might help pass the time. Also, children are very welcome to play in the recently refurbished Victorian nursery until closing time. Then finishing off your visit to Mirehouse with a homemade cake, soup or Cumberland sausage from the Old Sawmill Tearoom across the road is always popular.
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