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Uldale

To the northeast of Bassenthwaite Lake stretches the area known locally as the Land Back of Skidda, a crescent of fells and valleys constituting the most northerly part of the Lake District National Park. This peaceful region is well off the tourist track and offers visitors a delightful landscape of gently undulating bare-backed fells and valleys sheltering unspoilt villages such as Uldale. The village boasts a friendly traditional pub, The Snooty Fox, and a Victorian school, which now houses the Northern Fells Gallery & Tea Room where a wide range of work by Cumbrian artists - watercolours, jewellery, copperwork, ceramics, knitwear and woodcarvings - can be seen, all available to buy. This tranquil village has one small claim to fame, it was the daughter of an Uldale farmer who eloped with and married the legendary huntsman John Peel (see Caldbeck).