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2005: 1st: not stated
Fifty years ago, when the author first ventured into the Lake district, as Editor of the magazine cumbria, he was befriended by the farm folk who scratched a living against the backdrop of high fells. Most people were native born, socialising at Merry Neets, Tatie pot Suppers and Shepherds Meets. Stocks of herdwick sheep were heaf-going, remaiining on ground where they had been suckled.
This book is a poular account of how such a life evolved over the centuries, from the first settlers and the colonising Norsemen whose names for places and natural features are spread densley across the Lakeland map. the Dalesfolk were a race apart until, with the coming of the railways and tourism, the old isolation was lost…..
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