Thorneythwaite Farm, Borrowdale: The 1,000 year story of a Lakeland farm and its valley

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Is your partner judging you in bed? Tracey Cox reveals the eight things men notice about your body and sex... The challenge of balancing these sometimes contradictory demands applies across most of UK’s upland areas, which make up 40% of the nation’s surface. But it is particularly acute in the Lake District. William Wordsworth, 212 years ago, described it as “a sort of national property in which every man has a right and an interest”. Today, more than 19 million tourists come here each year, bringing their own views about how this part of Britain should look and function. Rachel McAdams turns heads in a plunging ruched sheer dress at the 2023 Gotham Awards in New York City Celebrity Australian psychicpredicts surprising future for Taylor Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce - two months after the couple debuted their romance Beau Ryan mistakes Jonathan LaPaglia for Tom Cruise after the pair pose for a selfie together: 'So good meeting him'

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Twenty-three years on, Falcon Crag is a thriving patchwork of scrub and regenerating woodland, and one of the best places in the Lake District for spotting migratory birds. Pankhurst thinks the National Trust should push forward with more projects of this kind, but he suspects that one obstacle is the Lake District’s world heritage status, which imposes additional bureaucracy and emboldens the more change-resistant sectors of the local farming community. Next month, a strongly anti-rewilding motion is due to be voted on at the National Trust’s AGM. Who should decide how this land is best used in the future? Is Bland right that sheep farmers have been controlling the narrative for too long? Is it time for them – aided by their landlords, including the National Trust – to make more space for nature and step up efforts to make the land do more to serve the public good? Spotify Wrapped: Music app drops a MAJOR hint it will launch today - here's how to see your top artists,...

The farm was let but the tenants have moved on to another holding and the estate that own it decided it was time to sell. It's not been sold since 1920.

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