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Warton Crag Nature Reserve (Carnforth)
 Warton Crag Nature Reserve (Carnforth) ... some plants that are nationally uncommon and the best display of lichens on rocks in Lancashire.Newest Review: ... in their trailers there. Or, you can drive past the aforementioned pub and about a mile down that road on the left is Coach Road; drive carefully up this as it's narrow and full of hidden corners where more old people lurk, usually with walking sticks and bobble hats. Whilst paying attention to these eejits on the road, you'll probably miss the layby so keep an eye out - it's on the left ... more ... just as the houses seem to peter out - it's got picnic tables though lord knows who for since Carnforth and the surrounding villages experience rain on a daily basis (I love living here - I'd never had a day off work til I moved to this godforsaken a...more |
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Warton Crag Nature Reserve (Carnforth): My crag's worth exploring (2228 words)
by - written on 16/03/09 (Very useful, 290 readings)
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~~*~~*~~ Warton Crag ~~*~~*~~ Me and the Pig (the most exuberant chocolate lab that ever lived) discovered Warton Crag just under a year ago. I say discovered; not in the Captain Cook way - I asked where I could let Pig roam free where there was no cattle and have a good walk into the bargain and the Crag was the first place recommended to me. I'd only just moved to the area and as anyone who owns a dog knows, trying to find a dog-friendly walk can be a bit of a nightmare. Living in Carnforth, Lancashire means we're right on the edge of the Lakes so there are plenty of walks to be had but I'm a lazy cow and I needed to find one on the doorstep - there's the ... Read the complete review
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