England's Most Beautiful Destination: The Lake District | Free Documentary Nature

England's Most Beautiful Destination: The Lake District | Free Nature Documentary
For anyone looking for England's most beautiful view, here is where to strike gold: the Lake District. Framed between gently rising mountains of England's northwest, lay dozens of lakes with crystal clear water.
Apart from the magnificent view, at the Honister Pass the brave at heart can experience the breathtaking excitement of the mountains.
Visitors hover over the gorge on a steel cable. The zip wire is the at-traction of the mountain, which houses an old, yet still active slate mine. The Lake District has profited from slate for many years and the majority of the roofs of the region are covered with it. In the old town-ship of Grasmere, the grey of the houses contrasts with the green of the landscape - a wonderfully idyllic spot.
On the western border of the Lake District, Muncaster Castle stands out between the mountains. The undead are said to walk through the walls after sunset and visitors have told of the inexplicable wailing of a child, seemingly emanating from the walls.
The Penningtons have lived here since 1208 - and with them, their strange company.
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If you fancy yourself an amateur detective à la Agatha Raisin or Miss Marple, you will feel right at home in Cumbria, the county in which the Lake District is nestled. Grasmere, Conistone and Windermere belong to those idyllic hamlets one associates with cosy crime. Aside from lots of lakes, mountains, forests, there are castles. One in particular deserves an honorable mention: Muncaster castle is according to Mr. Muncaster (actually part of the Pennington family, who’ve lived there for 800 years straight) the most haunted castle in England. Now, how does that work? Frequency of hauntings and howlings? Ghost sightings? Who determines? Ghostbusters? One thing for sure, it is also an owl sanctuary and has owl shows which are most impressive. We’ve experienced one such exhibit. The 90,000 visitors each year help with the upkeep (If Downtown Abbey taught us anything, it’s that maintaining an estate is a pricey affair, especially if there’s an extensive upstairs downstairs thing going on.) There’s much more to this area than the haunted castle. Come along for a tour of one of England’s most beautiful places. Available worldwide except GAS

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[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Well, thanks for stopping by. We appreciate it. 🙏 Regarding your request: we will add it to our long list of places we’d like to do and document. Let’s see if we can. 😉

[@shatnermohanty6678]

@@FreeDocumentaryNature I've been your Subscriber for a few months now . Absolutely love your videos 👍👍 ❤️

[@Psmith-ek5hq]

@@shatnermohanty6678 Sorry, it's spelt Coniston.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

@@Psmith-ek5hq you should tell that to the channel owner 👆 I'm just a Subscriber ☺️

[@justaguy9451]

I can't get enough of the place. Sometimes I drive 5 hours on a Saturday, climb mountain on Sunday then 5 hours home. Worth it.

[@gracekouvali6903]

Beautiful,, breathtaking scenery.

[@anandshakti1]

This was totally delightful- nature, good folk, great narration and photography-thank-you!

[@exploreearth6275]

Lake District is absolutely beautiful

[@thebagfather4633]

i live in the lake district love it

[@NewHorizonsTravel]

What a beautiful lake in England, so fabulous 👍🤩

[@massbygus]

So gorgeous, definitely would love to visit it...

[@nirobchakma-zf7ij]

Wow amazing place 🥰🥰👌👌👌

[@Ubacatlas]

Vraiment c'est un bon pysage merci

[@phimchannel]

Nice place and good video

[@georgebarnes8163]

The lakes are very small but there is a lot of them

[@seanconnery1277]

11.11.2022.Very good and best.

[@BeingAndHappenings]

Great video!

[@leonh67]

👍 I was in Lake District last week. Check out my new travel Vlog ch annel, please 🙏 Thanks 😊

[@Daniel-p2r2p]

😍😍😍😍

[@cannyexplorer5357]

The Lake District is beautiful as long as you keep away from the areas that have tacky tourist trash sold in shops.

[@JohannSebastianWainwright]

Best going to the lesser know little villages. Hawkshead is my favourite.

[@KefaleAlemu]

Beautiful

[@leonh67]

👍 I was in Lake District last week. Check out my new travel Vlog ch annel, please 🙏 Thanks 😊

[@ZakaiKaria]

Amazing

[@NewZealandWild]

The guy in the engine room explaining the beauty of the quiet engine is a real life Roy Cropper from Coro 😆

[@kevinengland7444]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@skellingtonmeteoryballoon]

😍😍😍

[@leonh67]

👍 I was in Lake District last week. Check out my new travel Vlog ch annel, please 🙏 Thanks 😊

[@pazdo1317]

W Łodzi ładniej

[@andirutherford2615]

Well stay there then

[@cameron3525]

where are the trees?

[@Tom-ck3io]

The whole of England suffers from severe deforestation in the mid 17-19 century so anywhere you go in England there won't really be many trees instead there are many many many fields

[@cameron3525]

@@Tom-ck3io It normally takes 50 years for trees to reestablish themselves, and then 100 years to have a forest again. I wonder if they are continually grazing/keeping them from growing

[@Tom-ck3io]

@@cameron3525 There are so many Deer due to no predators except humans they simply just eat the tree sprouts before they can grow to withstand the Deer

[@cameron3525]

@@Tom-ck3io I believe it! Very interesting

[@bluemonstrosity259]

@@Tom-ck3io we should reintroduce wolves and bobcats in my opinion

[@susannecromwell3461]

16.000000 tourists. No thank you.

[@zakali7191]

How old is this?

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Quite old. From 2011.

[@daviddavison7995]

Terrible Narration.

[@bhco]

Do a better job and reupload then

[@jackx4311]

Did you note that the narrator is German?

[@DavidHoins]

Utter nonsense the real jewel in the crown of England isn't the lakes 😅 but please do carry on with this advertisement for the over crowed heavily populated lake district 😅

[@paulm2467]

It has around 40,000 residents in 2,362 square kilometres, a population density of 18 per square kilometre, one of the least populated areas of England, Scotland, for example, has 70 per square kilometre. It does get crowded in the main towns of the South Lakes but there are areas that you can visit, even in peak season, where you won’t see many people at all. If you get out of your car and climb or walk in the North Western lakes it’s idyllic.