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Upcoming events at Wasdale

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The moon is in effect a huge mirror reflecting our emotions and inner landscape back at us! 

The full moon is a time when we can be grateful for the lessons and blessing in equal measure but to do this and enable our manifestations to come into fruition we need to first forgive. 

During the Full Moon Circle we will carry out a powerful releasing ritual and let go of all the things that are no longer serving you.

Brought to you by the National Trust and Karen Whybrow Coaching, carry out a powerful releasing ritual and let go of all the things that are no longer serving you.

Full Moon Circle

Walking through the history of the first agricultural settlers in Wasdale – Row Head and Burnthwaite Farms. We will see up close examples of the walling structures that began to change the landscape in order to domesticate animals; eking out an existence in this harsh environment. We will continue to look at the development of walling enclosures, their uses and history through the ages.

We will initially be gaining some height towards Wasdale head to get an overview of the first mosaic walling structures. Later, dropping down onto the farm in-byes and walking through the historical structures of walls and their various uses and styles. We will walk back to where we began following Lingmell Beck giving us an example of the biggest changes that have been made in the valley.

Initially gaining some height towards Wasdale head to get an overview of the first mosaic walling structures, we will then drop down onto the farm inbyes and walk through the historical structures of walls while talking about their various uses and styles. To finish, we will walk back to where we began following Lingmell Beck, giving us an example of the biggest changes that have been made in the valley.

Brought to you for the Festival of Archaeology, join our rangers on a walk through Wasdale to see its enormous "consumption" walls. Learn what they tell us about the many generations who have shaped the cultural landscape of the Lake District.

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Full Moon Circle

Guided walk: Drystone walls in Wasdale - A generational struggle to tame a wild landscape