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ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED?
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Arrival time is from 3.30p.m.on Friday.B -
Beds are provided with quilts and/or blankets (No quilt covers supplied)C -
Cars, there is a BP garage in ConistonD -
Departure time is before10.00a.m. on FridayE -
English Tourism Council rates "Shelt Gill" as * * * accommodation.F -
Food can be bought at the village shops and Co-op.G -
Garden chairs are available.H-
Heating with night storage heaters in all rooms is provided at no cost.I -
Iron and ironing board is supplied but no washing machine.J -
Jogging and Joy are recommended.K-
Keys, you will be told where to find them. The Caretaker's telephone number will be supplied.L -
Linen is not supplied for beds, you will need 2 sheets(single or double) and 2 pillowcases for each bed. Or if you prefer a quilt- 1 sheet and 1 quilt cover.M-
Many visitors like to walk straight from the cottage up the lane to Old Man and Walna Scar.N-
Night life is quiet but pleasant. Pubs, restaurants some concerts and theatre etc. in summer.O -
Overseas visitors can arrange foreign payment facilities and hire of bed linen.P -
Pubs are in abundance. The "Ship Inn" is only a staggering 100 metres downhill.Parking for one car in a lock-up garage, space for another in front.
Pets are welcome if well behaved!
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Questions can be Emailed and Faxed or Telephone to Rosalind Dean (Proprietor) . Don't hesitate!R-
Return visitors are numerous and are always welcome.S -
Short breaks may be arranged on request.T -
Tourist Office in Coniston or Click for Direct Website Link to Cumbria Tourist Board è iTowels are not supplied.
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are asked to take off muddy footwear before entering the cottageV-
Variety of outdoor activities available locally. Walking, boating, fishing, adventure activities.W-
Walk to Coniston (15 mins.) along the old railway track in front of the Cottage.X -
Xenophobia is not in evidence; the sheep are friendly, if not worried by pets.Y -
Youdal family organise Pony Trekking from their farm across the field at Spoon Hall.Zz
zzzzzz Sleep Well.