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    Bewitching BOWLAND

    Jun 10, 2021 5 minutes

    Long-time caravanner Janette Sykes is a regular contributor

    TUCKED IN SNUGLY to the south of two National Parks, the truly beautiful Forest of Bowland tends to be overlooked in favour of higher-profile destinations in the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.

    Yet this unsung haven for dog-owners, walkers and lovers of good food and drink deserves much more than a passing glance if you’re looking for an accessible, yet still away-from-it-all, weekend break.

    One of England’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the region encompasses 312 square miles of dramatic moors, rolling farmland, handsome market towns and charming stone villages, spanning the counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire.

    Another plus point, as far as my husband and I were concerned when planning our trip, was the area’s close proximity to the motorway network, a comfortable drive and just

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