I wanted a pouch that was soft and large enough to fit my items. This bag is incredibly soft and the perfect size. It is exactly what I was looking for! The Coast to Coast trail starts with a day of varied scenery. The first three miles are along the red cliffs of St. Bees Head, a nature reserve for sea birds. The route then strikes inland across farmland and a former coal mining area around Cleator. There are fine all-round views from the summit of Dent, before you descend to Ennerdale Bridge at the edge of the Lake District National Park. Stage 2: Ennerdale Bridge to Rosthwaite (14 miles / 22.5km)

Sherpa Van runs two daily passenger services: in the mornings between Richmond, Kirkby Stephen, and St Bees and in the afternoon from Robin Hood's Bay to Richmond. Orange Teddy Clutch Bag | Teddy Crochet Purse Bag For Mothers Day | Knitting Puffy Clutch with handbag PRODUCT DETAILS: Small carrier measures 15″ L x 10″ W x 8.5″ H and weighs 3.40 lbs. or 1.54 KG; Medium carrier measures 17″ L x 11″ W x 10.5″ H and weighs 4.10 lbs. or 1.86 KG; Large carrier measures 19″ L x 11.75″ W x 11.5″ H and weighs 4.90 lbs. or 2.22 KG Designed by Alfred Wainwright MBE, a dedicated fell-walker, the Coast to Coast walk highlights and showcases the best of British landscapes from the Lake District through the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and much more. This walk goes over some high and rather boggy ground, with patchy waymarking, so in conditions of low cloud or heavy rain it may be advisable to walk the tarmac B6270 road via Nateby and over the watershed all the way to Keld. This road carries little traffic at any time. If you take the 'normal' route over Nine Standards Rigg, be prepared for substantial seasonal diversions which are not shown or referred to on the published maps and books. These diversions are due to a combination of two factors - excessive erosion of the path on the original Wainwright route, and the presence of grouse-shooting butts close to the public footpath in Ney Gill. The various diversions and periods during which Coast to Coast walkers are asked to follow them over Nine Standards Rigg are indicated on notice boards at Hartley Fell (milepost 87). Up-to-date information should be sought from the Tourist Information Office in Kirkby Stephen. There is no shop or place of refreshment between Kirkby Stephen and Keld so carry a picnic with you. There is a supermarket open daily in Kirkby Stephen. A good place for a picnic on the Ney Gill route is at Coldbergh Edge during the descent from Nine Standards. Stage 7: Keld or Thwaite to Reeth (11.5 miles / 18.5km)

After a couple of fairly demanding stages most walkers welcome the opportunity of an easier day in the peace and solitude of the secretive valley of Dentdale. Especially attractive are the whitewashed cottages and cobbled streets of the pretty village of Dent (milepost 56), where you can relax and enjoy a pub lunch. Sedbergh makes a very good overnight stop and has pubs which provide evening meals, as well as a variety of accommodation. Sedbergh is 0.5 miles from the nearest point on the Dales Way at Millthrop. Stage 5: Sedbergh to Burneside (15 miles / 24km) Teddy Fell Shoulder Bag, Handbag Leather, Cute Crossbody Bags, Fluffy Fleece Crossbody Bags, gift for her Leather Keychain Pouch, Personalized leather Coin Pouch, Change Pouch, Zippered Coin Pouch, Leather Pouch, Compact Wallet, Gift Ideas Teddy Fur Tote Bag Women, Plush Shoulder Bag with magnetic closure, Beige Sherpa Fleece Shopper Bag Mom, Everyday Bag, Teddy Sling Bag Crossbody leather Bag with guitar strap, Guitar Strap Purse, Wide shoulder strap bag, Gray bag, Brown bag, gift for her, BAG for WOMEN

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Gradients and terrain on the Dales Way are relatively easy, but the going may be muddy underfoot in wet weather. There are also a large number of stiles and ‘kissing gates’ to negotiate. The itinerary follows Wharfedale (where there is time to admire the ruins of Bolton Abbey) and then Langstrothdale, gradually gaining height upstream to reach the Pennine watershed at Cam Fell (1,700 feet). The way then runs down Dentdale to the market town of Sedbergh and across sheep pastures to Bowness on Windermere.This is no more than a half-day walk, but the probability is that you, like most Dales Way walkers, will find plenty to occupy yourselves for the remainder of the day in Bowness and its environs. After a possibly late lunch (no need to carry a picnic), you can take to the water and go for a cruise on lake Windermere, or visit the Beatrix Potter Centre in the town. For the evening there is an abundance of restaurants where you can celebrate your completion of the Dales Way walk. CHOOSING THE RIGHT SIZE: Choose the perfect carrier size based on your pet’s measurements, followed by their weight; make sure not to exceed the maximum weight limit, and allow enough space for your pet to change positions inside the carrier This is quite a short day, but you will enjoy the chance to linger on the summit of Beacon Hill, only 255m high but still a magnificent viewpoint. The walk along the shores of Coniston Water is also best savoured at a leisurely pace. There are opportunities for swimming along the way. Boots are needed as there are some steep descents in the first part of the day. When you reach Coniston there is a choice between afternoon tea in one of the cafés, or a boat trip on the lake, possibly combined with a visit to the house, rhododendron gardens and nature trail at Brantwood, former home of John Ruskin, or a short walk to the dramatically rugged Coppermines Valley. Stage 3: Coniston to Dungeon Ghyll (10 miles / 16km) SHERPA pouch/ Winter bag/ Faux Fur bag/ Sherpa purse/Sherpa mini bag/ Fuzzy bag/ Small mini bag/ Drawstring bag/ (MUSTARD)