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you thrive on fresh air and love to explore
undiscovered countryside, then Lancashire
is the perfect place for you.
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Within
a few strides "...you can leave civilisation
behind and immerse yourself in breathtaking,
unspoilt countryside that’s teeming
with wildlife."
And when night falls, you can sample
the hearty fayre, warmth and hospitality
of Lancashire’s finest traditional
inns, guesthouses and country hotels. There’s
no better way to unwind, relax and recharge
your batteries. |
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Lancashire’s
unique and unforgettable experiences stretch
out as far as the eye can see. From the
Lune Valley in the north to the West Pennine
Moors in the south, taking in four country
parks and numerous nature reserves
in between. |
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| Information
about some of our favourite country villages
in Lancashire |
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Wrea
Green
(APPROX
8 MILES FROM BLACKPOOL)
- The home of Lancashire's best kept village,
and one of the prettiest and most active.Wrea
Green was simply known as "Wray"
up until the late nineteenth century. The
village became known as "Wrea Green"
to avoid confusion with the village of Wray,
near Hornby. Indeed, the change of name
was pressed for, by the incumbent vicar
of the day - the long serving Rev. RS Stoney
whose mail was arriving frequently in the
wrong town. >>READ
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| Heysham
(APPROX 30 MILES FROM BLACKPOOL)
- Is a tiny village on the edge of
Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, North West England.
Features the parish church of St Peter, first
consecrated in the year 976 and therefore
over 1000 years old. Most of what can be seen
here is younger than that, the belfry added
in the 1600s, the South doorway which replaces
the original Saxon doorway - still visible
in the West wall. It is also obvious that
the church has been expanded a few times with
the nave extended and side chapels added.
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Botany
Bay Lancashire - tel:(01257)
261220
Botany
Bay has been established in a converted mill
near Chorley, Lancashire. The building is
home to a large number of retailers, including
several companies offering furniture and home
furnishings from around the world. It also
offers a Dickensian style retail arcade with
shops selling a wide range of unusual goods,
a Victorian market square complete with barrows
and carts selling Harrogate toffee and handmade
chocolates, and a restaurant and coffee bar.
To
get to Botany Bay, take the M61 heading
towards Preston from Manchester and turn
off at junction 8, from where the mill is
signposted. |
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| Camelot
Theme Park -
Visit the home of Merlin, King Arthur and
his brave knights, where a host of spectacular
rides and thrilling live shows await. The
site is divided into five exciting themed
areas, and don"t forget to take time
out with the animals at Squire Bumpkin's Friendly
Farm >>CLICK
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Camelot
Theme Park Near Chorley Lancashire
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HERE FOR
MORE INFO |
| Lancashire
Days Out Botany
Bay | Camelot
Theme Park | Lancashire
Tourist Information links | Holmeswood
Village |
