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Hello I didn't really come across many landscapes when I was growing up.

There was the view across the Mersey to New Brighton and on a clear day the hills of Wales and there were a couple of day trips in the family car to Parbold Hill, but I think I always knew these were thin pickings compared to the promise

delights of the Lake District. After all, only there one could find the landscapes that had

captivated writers and artists for centuries, landscapes celebrated by

Harriet, Martinob, Turner, Ruskin, Arthur Ransom, and of course William Wordsworth.

And although that artistic enthusiasm has now been dimmed by the arrival

of the railways and mass tourism, there are still people who want to raise their voices

in praise of its lakes and bays and waterfalls, some are rather unexpected celebrants.

So while Taylor Swift must have kept herself pretty busy selling 200 million records

worldwide with such songs as

Look What You Made Me do, she still found time to him the delights of Windermere and

Coniston and Grasmere.

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