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BEAUTIES OF THE NORTH.


No.I.


Six Views in Cumberland, price 3l. 3s. - singly, 14s.


DERWENT WATER, above Lowdore.

The vast chasm caused by the waters of Watenlath, afford, perhaps, the grandest scenery to be found in the North of England; within the distance of two or three hundred yards above the water-fall of Lowdore, there are several picturesque openings, from which the lake of Derwent is seen in great beauty; that, as here chosen, has the majestic Skiddaw in the distance, with the lake and part of the beautiful vale of Keswick stretched at his foot.

CRUMMOCK WATER.

This view is taken from the foot of the lake, about one mile from the inn at Scale-Hill. In the middle group appears Rannerdale-Knott, and upon the opposite side the lake, still more remote, the conical mountain Red Pike; the scene is closed by the mountains which bound the western side of Buttermere.
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