blindcrake造句

• In 1750 the Isel estate built a row of cottages in Blindcrake.
• It is an Sunderland and Redmain, and the village of Blindcrake.
• Blindcrake has 7 grade-II listed dwellings, mostly built in the early 18th century.
• Clints Crags offers a pleasant and easy stroll to the summit from the village of Blindcrake.
• May was later head housemaid in Coniston, regularly cycling the 39 miles across the Lake District to visit her mother in Blindcrake.
• Blindcrake Hall, in the middle of the village, is another large house that dates from the same period ( 1728 ).
• "' Clints Crags "'is a small fell in the north of the English Lake District near Blindcrake, Cumbria.
• The 11th-century parish church, St Michael and All Angels, that serves the community is located in Isel, about a mile south-east of Blindcrake on the banks of the Derwent.
• May finally returned to Skiddaw View, Blindcrake, to help her sister in looking after her mother and spent the rest of the 17 years of her working life as a machinist at a local clothing factory.
• Upon his death at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1737 Lawson gave the vicar of Isel church the tithes of Blindcrake, Sunderland, Isel Old-Park and Isel Gate in lieu of the tithes of Isel demesne.
• He describes a circular walk from Blindcrake, and laments that at the time of writing ( 1974 ) : " " This is a walk on public footpaths, but until somebody removes the barbed wire and other obstacles to legitimate progress it can be recommended only to gymnasts . ""