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Broomer Dale

Valley in Westmorland South Lakeland

England

Broomer Dale

Charcoal kiln, Wakebarrow Converting recently harvested wood into charcoal using an iron kiln.
Charcoal kiln, Wakebarrow Credit: Karl and Ali

Broomer Dale, located in the picturesque region of Westmorland in the United Kingdom, is a charming valley known for its natural beauty and serene atmosphere. Situated amidst the rolling hills of the Lake District National Park, this idyllic valley offers breathtaking views and a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The valley is characterized by lush green meadows, dotted with vibrant wildflowers during the spring and summer months. Broomer Beck, a gently flowing stream, meanders through the dale, adding to its rustic charm. The surrounding hills provide a stunning backdrop, with their rugged peaks and dense forests, creating a postcard-perfect landscape.

Broomer Dale is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Visitors can spot a variety of bird species, including the elusive red kite and the majestic golden eagle. The valley's woodlands are also home to red deer, badgers, and other woodland creatures. Exploring the numerous walking trails that crisscross the valley is a popular activity among tourists, offering a chance to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the area.

The peacefulness of Broomer Dale is complemented by its small, close-knit community. The valley is dotted with quaint cottages and farmhouses, adding to its rustic charm. The locals are known for their warm hospitality and are always eager to share the rich history and culture of the region with visitors.

Overall, Broomer Dale is a hidden gem in Westmorland, offering a tranquil retreat for those seeking solace in nature's embrace. Its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and welcoming community make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to reconnect with the wonders of the natural world.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.286362/-2.8770476 or Grid Reference SD4388. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Charcoal kiln, Wakebarrow Converting recently harvested wood into charcoal using an iron kiln.
Charcoal kiln, Wakebarrow
Converting recently harvested wood into charcoal using an iron kiln.
Lord's Seat, Whitbarrow A large memorial cairn adorns Lord's Seat at about 215m, the highest point on the limestone massif of Whitbarrow. There are extensive views in most directions. Northwards are the higher fells of the eastern Lake District.
Lord's Seat, Whitbarrow
A large memorial cairn adorns Lord's Seat at about 215m, the highest point on the limestone massif of Whitbarrow. There are extensive views in most directions. Northwards are the higher fells of the eastern Lake District.
Blue butterfly and red beetle, Whitbarrow NNR I think this is a Common Blue butterfly and a Red-headed Cardinal beetle.
Blue butterfly and red beetle, Whitbarrow NNR
I think this is a Common Blue butterfly and a Red-headed Cardinal beetle.
On Lord's Seat, Whitbarrow Sun on the summit of the 'white hill' with its large memorial cairn. The higher Lakeland fells to the north are overcast and gloomy.
On Lord's Seat, Whitbarrow
Sun on the summit of the 'white hill' with its large memorial cairn. The higher Lakeland fells to the north are overcast and gloomy.
Winter sun on Whitbarrow
Winter sun on Whitbarrow
Walkers on northern Whitbarrow The snow-capped Coniston fells beyond.
Walkers on northern Whitbarrow
The snow-capped Coniston fells beyond.
Still hanging in there, Township Allotment An isolated stunted tree that I first visited in October, 2011 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2656243">SD4488 : A tree barely surviving, Township Allotment</a> continues to defy the elements and cling to life. Today, conditions were relatively benign with warmth and sunshine after days of persistent rain.
Still hanging in there, Township Allotment
An isolated stunted tree that I first visited in October, 2011 SD4488 : A tree barely surviving, Township Allotment continues to defy the elements and cling to life. Today, conditions were relatively benign with warmth and sunshine after days of persistent rain.
North west from Whitbarrow The view over the environs of the Winster Valley from the western edge of the northern Whitbarrow plateau. In the foreground is typical pastoral and sylvan Silurian country with the wilder high fell country of the Borrowdale volcanic rocks beyond.
North west from Whitbarrow
The view over the environs of the Winster Valley from the western edge of the northern Whitbarrow plateau. In the foreground is typical pastoral and sylvan Silurian country with the wilder high fell country of the Borrowdale volcanic rocks beyond.
Cut benchmark at Low House At an altitude of 28.982m asl.
Cut benchmark at Low House
At an altitude of 28.982m asl.
Broad Oak South Lakeland farmstead below the steep western escarpment of Whitbarrow. The Coniston fells rise beyond the wooded flanks of the Winster Valley.
Broad Oak
South Lakeland farmstead below the steep western escarpment of Whitbarrow. The Coniston fells rise beyond the wooded flanks of the Winster Valley.
Fell Edge Aptly-named large stone dwelling below Whitbarrow Scar.
Fell Edge
Aptly-named large stone dwelling below Whitbarrow Scar.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on the roadside building at Blewthwaite. It marks a point 63.110m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the roadside building at Blewthwaite. It marks a point 63.110m above mean sea level.
Footpath through Rankthorns Plantation Densely-packed trees allow little light and so the woodland floor has little undergrowth.
Footpath through Rankthorns Plantation
Densely-packed trees allow little light and so the woodland floor has little undergrowth.
Worn grooves, porch of Cartmel Fell Church Grooves worn in the stonework on both sides of the porch are reputed to be where bowmen of the parish sharpened their arrows during archery practice.
Worn grooves, porch of Cartmel Fell Church
Grooves worn in the stonework on both sides of the porch are reputed to be where bowmen of the parish sharpened their arrows during archery practice.
Smithy Lane, Bowland Bridge
Smithy Lane, Bowland Bridge
Signpost on Smithy Lane
Signpost on Smithy Lane
Smithy Lane near Bowland Bridge
Smithy Lane near Bowland Bridge
Farmland West of Smithy Lane (Bowland Bridge)
Farmland West of Smithy Lane (Bowland Bridge)
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Broomer Dale is located at Grid Ref: SD4388 (Lat: 54.286362, Lng: -2.8770476)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: South Lakeland

Police Authority: Cumbria

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