Keswick on Derwentwater
Keswick
has a fascinating history, from the Castlerigg
Stone Circle - a strange mystical site overlooking the town -
to the invention of the pencil - farmers used to mark their sheep
with 'Blackwad', a substance found in Borrowdale - the town has
an intriguing past. George Bott, a local historian who has written
Keswick: The Story of a Lake District Town, leads us through a
brief history lesson.
Stuart Woodbridge gives us an interesting guided
tour of Derwentwater and Borrowdale valley, all of which can
be seen from the lake cruises.
This site was conceived by a local design
firm who wanted to show all that Keswick on Derwentwatre and
the surrounding villages had to offer. By involving every element
from Accommodation to Community, Businesses to Activities and
making the site an interactive experience, the idea is to develop
the content with involvement from the local community and visitors
alike.
Please browse the website using the buttons at the top
of the pages, then looking through the subsections which are linked
on the left of the site. If you would like information regarding
advertising on the site or
have any queries regarding Do Keswick then please use our online
form.
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