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Extract from the Grasmere Travel Guides:
Four miles northwest of Ambleside, the village of
GRASMERE
consists of an intimate cluster of grey-stone houses on the old packhorse road which runs beside the babbling River Rothay. It's an eminently pleasing ensemble, set back from one of the most alluring of the region's small lakes, but it loses some of its charm in summer thanks to the hordes who descend on the trail of the village's most famous former resident,
William Wordsworth
(1770-1850). The poet, his wife Mary, sister Dorothy and other members of his family are buried beneath the yews in
St Oswald's churchyard
, around which the river m...
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