Pullwood Bay
Holiday cottage in Ambleside
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About Pullwood Bay
Pullwood Bay in Ambleside is listed here under Holiday cottage. You'll find it in Ambleside LA22 0HZ. You can reach Pullwood Bay by phone on +44 15394 33333 and through its own website.
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View allThe Cathedral chamber
Stang End · 3.1 miles
View from the bottom of Cathedral Quarries down into 'The Cathedral' chamber through a large rock window
Lingmoor Fell
Pye How · 3.7 miles
Lingmoor Fell is a fell in the English Lake District, situated eight kilometres west of Ambleside.
Brantwood
Haws Bank · 5 miles
Brantwood is the historic home of John Ruskin
Handley Page Halifax LL505 Crash Site Memorial
Cockley Beck · 5.6 miles
The actual crash was a bit further S/W down the crags, but the plane skidded almost intact and landed approx E of here. It was later cut up to prevent further false sightings of a plane crash
Top o' Selside
High Bethecar · 6.8 miles
Highest point; Wainwright summit is SW of this
Martcrag Moor Axe Factory
Seathwaite · 6.8 miles
Martcrag Moor Axe Factory discovered by the erosion of the paths by walkers. Repaired by FixTheFells
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