Do you know this (too)...

[klatukatt]

3.4 Duncombe Park

3.7 Roseberry Topping

3.8 Cleveland Way National Trail

[Grey_Wolf]

You've done well. But as you see 3.7, 3.8 and 4.0 was unfortunately wrong.

[klatukatt]

Oh well. I"m done for tonight

things will look clearer in the morning.

[Grey_Wolf]

Okidoki. C U

You may proceed.

...town:

4.5 - Same as wealthy + The World in French. Has a major building. = Richmond and Richmond Castle

[Grey_Wolf]

...part of the country:

4.6 - At it's heart lies the Lake District National Park.
= Cumbria

...city in that part of the country:

4.7 - Automobile in another word + French for piece of land in the sea. Has a major building and major place of worship. = Carlisle, Carlisle Castle and Cathedral

...town in that part of the country:

4.8 - American country-singer Joe + head-end of a river.
= Cockermouth

...city in that part of the country:

4.9 - Barbie's man + Ravine which has lost e.
= Kendal

...part of the part of the country:

5.0 - Pool Country Land's Green Area. = Lake District National Park

...city in that part of the country:

5.1 - Turn up + word for lake + archer's tool + Famous loch's name. = Bowness on Windermere

...town in that part of the country:

5.2 - Special horse walk + side. = Ambleside

[Count Comfect]

4.5 Richmond

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. U may proceed.

[Count Comfect]

4.7 Carlisle?

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed U may proceed.

[sun-star]

4.6 Cumbria
4.8 Cockermouth
4.9 Kendal
5.0 Lake District National Park
5.1 Bowness on Windermere?
5.2 Ambleside?

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. U may proceed.

...tiny village:

4.1 - Of ill mode + rear part of pig. = Malham

...town:

4.2 - Mr Douglas' own -by + Lonsdale. = Kirkby Lonsdale

...town:

4.3 - Mr Douglas' own -by + Stephen. = Kirkby Stephen

...city:

4.4 - To be under the **** + door in hedge. = Harrowgate

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...village in that par of the country:

5.3 - Lawn lake and grammar value land. =
Grasmere and Wordsworth Country

...main shrine of latter part of 5.3:

5.4 - Prolific square bird house and place of memorabilia of grammar value. = Dove Cottage and Wordsworth Museum

...marital home of grammar value:

5.5 - between 1813 and 1850. = Rydal Mount

...town in that part of the country:

5.6 - Raised to the heavens by Victorian art critic John Ruskin. = Coniston

...place of memorabilia:

5.7 - of above mentioned critic. = Ruskin Museum

...edge of the land in this part of the country:

5.8 - Has a railway line. = Cumbrian Coastline

...city in that part of the country:

5.9 - Wolf in Norwegian + dont really know what to say + Heavy weight. = Ulverston

...and this concludes this session...

Next comes the North-Eastern England Session

[sun-star]

4.2 Kirkby Lonsdale
4.3 Kirkby Stephen
4.4 Wetheral?
5.3 Grasmere and William Wordsworth
5.4 and 5.5 Dove Cottage and Wordsworth House, not sure which way around
5.7 Ruskin's house at Brantwood
5.9 Ulverston

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct on all.

...part of the country:

1.1 - Mr Costners baseballplayer's surname + Nobel English area term. = County Durham

...city in that part of the country:

1.2 - Mr Costners baseballplayer's surname
= Durham

...buildings:

1.3 - Mr Costners baseballplayer's surname major place of worship and major building. = Durham Cathedral and Castle

...place of memorabilia:

1.4 - Open air blackdust such. = Beamish open air museum

...building:

1.6 - Stronghold of the Neville family. = Barnard Castle

[sun-star]

1.1 County Durham
1.2 Durham
1.3 Durham Cathedral and Castle
1.4 Beamish open air museum?
1.6 Barnard Castle

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. U may proceed.

...city in that part of the country

1.7 - Nueva Castillo + placed +Tyne . In the 19th century it became an important steel, shipbuilding and engineering centre. = Newcastle-upon-tyne ( or -on- )

...ancient place:

1.8 - Last outpost of Hadrian's wall. = Segedunum at Wallsend

...statue:

1.9 - Made by Anthony Gormley. Of steel. The largest in Britain. = The Angel of the North

...part of the country:

2.0 - Up on compass + darkbrown-coloured + outline of the land. = Northumberland

...village in that part of the country:

2.1 - Set in a loop of the river Cocquet. = Warkworth

...building nearby:

2.2 - Immortalised by Big S's Henry IV Has the village name as does a tiny refuge nearby. = Warkworth Castle and Warkworth Hermitage.

...building:

2.3 - Passion of the first Lord Armstrong and largely a 19th century construction. = Bamburgh Castle

[Count Comfect]

1.7 Newcastle-on(or upon, I've seen it both ways, oddly)-Tyne

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. U may proceed.

[sun-star]

1.8 Wallsend
1.9 the Angel of the North
2.0 Northumberland
2.2 Alnwick Castle?
2.3 Cragside

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct on most. U may proceed.


...divition:

2.6 - Most famous such for cutting off the south from the north. = Hadrian's Wall

[Count Comfect]

2.6 Hadrian's Wall?