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The Lake District is a mountainous region in North West England, it is famous for its lakes, forests and mountains. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site

What to do
Visit one of its many lakes which include:
Windermere - the largest natural lake is England. it is a ribbon lake formed by a glacial. You can go on day cruises and sailing are just a few actives you can participate in. Other lakes include Derwentwater (Near Keswick) , Buttermere and Ullswater.
Ruther force- located near Appleby is a force (similar to a waterfall) with a water mill located at the fall of the force. This is just on of the lake districts many waterfalls and forces. 
Appleby- is a small town located in the lake district it is made up shops and businesses where the majority are locally owned expect the spar. There is also Appleby castle which you are allowed to tour free of charge it also has a on site cafe set in the style of the castle with the long bench/table and candles. There is a small village of about 20 house's 15 minutes away by car where you can get fresh local produces such as eggs, jams and marmalade.
Ambleside and Keswick- they are both towns which are well known locates in the lake district they are mostly composed of outdoors shops, charity shops,cafe's and local business.
Scarfell pike- is the highest mountain in England it is part of the 3 peak challenge with also includes Snowdon and Ben Nevis. It is popular with mountain climbers and people looking for adventure. 
Sight-see- people with visit the lake district as it is a area of outstanding natural beauty and a UNESCO world heritage site so people want to see why they will go to the traditional farms.
Kendal- is where the Kendal mint cake is made so people can go there to try it (although you can by it in other towns).

Who and why
You will have people who will go to the lake district just because of its statues (AONB,UNESCO) as they would want to tick it off list or just to say they have been there.
Nature lovers- they can walk through the countryside.
Mountaineer- they can climb scarfell pike and other mountains also people who want to begin mountain climbing can begin at scarfell pike.
Domestic tourists - it is a well known located that caters for everyone.
People into water sports- they can sail/ row on one of its many lakes.
Families- 
School/College trips- such as Geography groups who would go see the lakes and what it has to offer ]]> 2019-01-16 11:04:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dannie2001/RuralTourism/wish/321159937 dannie2001 https://padlet.com/dannie2001/RuralTourism/wish/321160245 About
It is a range of hills in the county of Lincolnshire, it is the highest area of land in Eastern England between Yorkshire and Kent. It runs roughly parallel with the North sea coast from the River Humbler in the North West to the edge of the Lincolnshire Fens in the South East. Louth is known as the capital of the wolds. It has strong Viking links. 

What to do
Red Hill Nature Reserve- is a great place to explore. 
Cadwell Park Motor Racing Circuit- Hosting the  British super bike championship.
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway- is the only full sized steam railway in Lincolnshire.
Claythrope Watermill- are Lincolnshire loveliest surprise.
Wild Pines- one of the largest rope courses in the UK.
Willingham Woods- is a good stop for ice cream and a walk.
Snipe Dales Country Park- one of the few semi-natural wet valley systems still surviving.
Hubbard Hills- all year long this parkland has something special to offer.
Market Rosen Racecourse- only racecourse in Lincolnshire.
Five-Sailed Alford Windmill- freshly milled flour and cereal available.
Bolingbroke Castle- a 13th century design.
Gunby Hall- is a red brick house made in the 1700s.
Northcotes Heavy Horse Centre- is a non-profit volunteer centre.
Rushmoor Country Park- a small and friendly open air park.
Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre- a WW2 bomber airfield only place in the country to see a Lancaster bomber on its original airfield and ride in it.

Who would go and why
Families- they would go as there is a range actives to suit there needs.
Bird watches/ nature lovers- there is a lot of country parks and it is a area of outstanding natural beauty.
historians or people interested in the UK's history as it is home to the Lancashire bomber 
Walkers/Hikers as it has the perfect environment for people to have a stroll
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Snowdonia National Park is located in North Wales and is home to the second tallest mountain in the UK and tallest mountain in Wales Snowdon. The National Parks have wonderful views of the valleys and surrounding landscapes. It became a National Park in 1951 and was the first National Park in Wales.

What to do
Snowdon- The Llonberis path runs parrell to the Snowdon Mountain Railway to the peak (3,560 feet) or the harder Pyg and Mines trail.
Aberdyfi Beach- is a long, unspoilt, sandy beach stretching over 3 miles.
Zip world- Have 3 locations across Snowdonia. You can soar over Penrhyn Quarry with speeds over 100mph.
Caving- www.go-below.co.uk offers caving in Snowdonia with a range of courses for ages 10+.
Hiking/Walking- You can walk the Slate trail which is a 83mile trail.
Pont Minllyn- is a narrow bridge built by Dr John Davies in the seventieth centaury.
Cycling- They have all kinds of cycling routes for all types of cyclists including flat, hills and mountains.
Fishing- Deep water fishing is popular especially in from spring to autumn.
Watersports- You can do Kayaking, Wakeboarding, Paddle boarding, Sailing, Power boating and Windsurfing.
Golf- There are a range of golf courses 18 holes and 9 hole courses.
Railway- Ffestiniog railway is the oldest independent railway company in the world.
Events- They have a range of events such as "100 university treasure" which has on offer thousands of archives, rare books and artefacts.     

Who would go and why
Mountain climbers as Snowdonia National Park offers a range of mountains to climb including Snowdon.
Scientists as they might want to go look at the rock and the layers of the mountains
Bird/nature watches they would go see the wildlife throughout the national park 
Families- it is located near Liverpool so it is a quick drive for people and families of a weekend for a day out
School/college trips- will visit from local towns/ cities if they have research to do.
Historians- as Snowdonia has a lot of history with in the boundaries of the National Park
Train entusitates- they can go see the Snowdon mountain railway  
Charity workers - they would climb Snowdon to raise money for the charity as it is a challenge that most people would take on]]> 2019-01-16 11:06:22 UTC https://padlet.com/dannie2001/RuralTourism/wish/321160459 dannie2001 https://padlet.com/dannie2001/RuralTourism/wish/322619090 Lake District.

People go to the Lake District as it is a well known wonderful place with lots to do, there are a range of things to do which can fall under 5 categories.

1. Traditional includes sightseeing such as going to see the lakes with in the lake district. Cumberland and Westmorland Wrestling which was brought over by the vikings, the loser is the first person to touch the ground with any body part excluding the feet, this could also be seen as active and specialist interest as you can take part in this activity when it is taking place. Fell running- is when people run of on the off-road trails this could also be seen as active. Rushbearing- children carry a cross made of rushes or flowers to the local church  
2. Modern include things such as GO-APE which has two centres in the lake district which allow you to climb through the trees on a obstetrical course. Theatre by the Lake in Keswick where you can go see a range of plays. You can go shopping in the town centres where they have a range of shops to charity, to outdoor and locally owned.
3. Specialist Interest include going to see the Beatrix Potter museum and house. Going to see where poet William Wordsworth grew up and lived. Going to museum that include the lakeland motor museum, dock museum and the quarry and mining museum as they will appeal to certain people. People who have a interest in trains can go visit the Stainmore Railway Company. people can go bird / animal watching through the lake district looking at what animals it has to offer.
4. Active/Specialist interest- include Climbing mountains such as Scarfell which is the tallest mountain in England. Sailing or any other water-sport which you can do on near enough all the lakes with restrictions. Walking/Hiking around the lakes and through the towns and valleys. 
5. Educational- an example is The Lake District Visitor Centre in Brockholes which has a range of activities listed below
Science workshop, Mountain and exploration, Outdoor activity and challenge, D.I.Y day, special talks, Orienteering, Geography jigsaw (which includes tours), treetop which has zip lines through the trees, treetop nets which has giant trampolines and slides and wonderful wildlife which goes on wildlife tours
 

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