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Seathwaite Bridge over River Duddon, Lake District, Cumbria, England, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite Tarn Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite Tarn Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite Tarn Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Looking down from Raven Crag, Seathwaite, Lake District Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite valley below, Lake District Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite church, Cumbria
Seathwaite Tarn Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite Tarn and Harter Fell Royalty Free Stock Photo
River Derwent at Seathwaite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Seathwaite Bridge and Base Brown Royalty Free Stock Photo
Looking down Seathwaite valley Royalty Free Stock Photo
High view of Seathwaite valley Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lake District National Park Seathwaite Tarn Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
This tiny church, lies in the beautiful Duddon valley, in the Lake district national park, Cumbria. It is the church of the Holy Trinity, and covers the hamlet of Seathwaite. It dates back to the early 16th century, and was visited by William Wordsworth many times. A famous vicar here, who Wordsworth wrote about, was called Wonderful Walker. Walker lived here from 1736-1802, teaching, working on farms and brewing beer, he died aged 92.


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