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Which "Son of the Desert" was born in Argyll Street, Ulverston on 11th. June, 1890? |
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Beatrix Potter, famous for her children's stories, was originally from London. She eventually moved to a farm located near to the village of Sawrey, what was the name of the farm? |
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Alfred Wainwright, famous for his Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells, worked in Kendal as a Borough Treasurer. But which town was he born in? |
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Fletcher Christian, long before his mutiny on the Bounty, was born near which Cumbrian town in 1764? |
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Born in Barrow in Furness in August 1947, he began his career in top flight football with Blackpool in 1964. He won many trophies during his illustrious career, including 2 European Cup winners medals. After retiring from the game he became a TV legend with his infamous run-in with Princess Anne. Who was he? |
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Although originally born in the Borough of Camden, London, which world famous mountaineer now regards Cumbria as his home? |
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Born in Cockermouth in 1956, this rally driver eventually became a World Champion with Ford in 2006 when he led the Ford to win the constructors' World Rally championship for the first time in 25 years. Who was he? |
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John Ruskin, was a great Victorian figure known for his poetry and skills as an artist. He lived at Brantwood from 1872 until his death in 1900. Near which lake shore is Brantwood situated? |
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Melvyn Bragg, British author and broadcaster was born in which Cumbrian town? |
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William Wordsworth spent his childhood in the Cumbrian towns of Penrith and Cockermouth, and he also attended Grammar School in which village? |
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