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Whisky, properly savored and not grossly gulped, is essentially a pensive and a philosophic liquor. It is the natural companion of reasonable conversation. While it warms on a cold day, it can assuage the fatigues of a hot one...we can take it in our maturity as a purge of lassitude and as food for thought (Ivor Brown Summer in Scotland).

Whisky, properly savored and not grossly gulped, is essentially a pensive and a philosophic liquor. It is the natural companion of reasonable conversation. While it warms on a cold day, it can assuage the fatigues of a hot one...we can take it in our maturity as a purge of lassitude and as food for thought (Ivor Brown Summer in Scotland).

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Thanks to its dramatic landscape and unique conditions, the Lake District has a long history of distinguished gardens in many different styles. While the lakes and mountains make unbeatable backdrops, the reliable moisture and peaty soil are ideal for a large range of plants. This book features over 40 gardens, all open to the public, that exemplify this heritage. Among the gardens are 17th-century Levens Hall, renowned for its topiary; picturesque gardens such as Rydal Hall; woodland and parkland gardens; gardens made by Wordsworth and Ruskin; grand 19th-century rhododendron gardens; elaborate gardens designed by or in the style of Thomas Mawson; and contemporary plantsman's gardens. On the western coastline there are gardens in Mediterranean or subtropical styles. The garden descriptions include each owner's choice of favourite plants, with explanations of the plants' virtues and the purposes and situations for which they are suited. Taking readers beyond the lakes and fells to some less well-known treasures, this book is for gardeners and visitors to the area alike.

“Like a fine single malt, Scotland is a connoisseur’s delight – an intoxicating blend of stunning scenery and sophisticated cities, of salt-tanged sea air and dark peaty waters, of outdoor adventure and deep history.” – Neil Wilson, Lonely Planet writerOur PromiseYou can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage, and you can rely on us to tell it like we see it.Inside This Book...2 authors17 weeks of on-the-ground research54 mapsCountless drams of whiskyInspirational photosClear, easy-to-use mapsPull-out city map3D plans of iconic sightsComprehensive planning toolsIn-depth background