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  • Buttermere, which is surrounded by fells, notably the High Stile range, and Haystacks, topped the poll, with 18 per cent of the vote.

    Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

  • For the celestial groundsman's final touch, early daffodils are starting to gild the verges with a hint of yellow by Buttermere and Bassenthwaite.

    Country diary: Lake District 2011

  • Through tendrils of mist Buttermere and Crummock Water could just be seen, silvery and beguiling, like looking through the wrong end of a telescope.

    Country diary: Western Cumbria 2011

  • Or even when it gusts into your face as you descend precipitous Crag Hill above Buttermere, grateful that it will not – from this direction, at least – precipitate a stumble into the abyss below.

    Country diary: Lake District 2011

  • And Gamlin End (High Crag) forms the crux of the crest between Ennerdale and Buttermere; a point where walkers truly feel the end is nigh.

    Country diary: Border End Tony Greenbank 2010

  • Driving back through Buttermere, I stopped on Honister Pass for a climb up on to the skyline above.

    Country diary: Western Cumbria 2011

  • Where Buttermere pleases the eye and gives a sense of pastoral wellbeing, and Windermere offers itself up like a playground, the water here remains inscrutable, and keeps putting the question back to you, like a mirror.

    Where I find inspiration … 2011

  • Now it is pedalling on via Devoke Water, Wastwater (a third swim), Ennerdale Water, Loweswater, Crummock Water and finally – as Johnson leads his companions into the village – Buttermere.

    Country diary: Lake District 2010

  • Some say Ullswater's shore path from Glenridding to Howtown is the best, while others vouch for the pathway around Buttermere with its tunnel through the rocks.

    Country diary: Lake District 2010

  • In the past floods have joined together Buttermere and Crummock lakes into one huge mere, and unified Thirlmere periodically long before Manchester Corporation turned it into one big reservoir.

    A seasonal lament 2009

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