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# Borrowdale

Borrowdale is a valley and civic parish in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. The valley caters to lowland visitors and hill-walkers with hotels, guesthouses, holiday cottages, bed and breakfasts, youth hostels and campsites.

## Understand

It includes the settlements of Grange, Rosthwaite, Seathwaite, Seatoller, Stonethwaite and Watendlath.
The valley rises in the central Lake District, and runs north carrying the River Derwent into the lake of Derwentwater.

## Get in
### By car

Down the B5286 from Keswick along the east bank of Derwent Water. Over the Honster Pass from Buttermere.

## See and do

54.50802-3.12471 Galleny Force, CA12 5UW. Waterfall in Stonethwaite Beck (updated Feb 2023)
Climb the ladder onto the 54.5373-3.154731 Bowder Stone, 9.1 m (30 ft) high. (updated Mar 2023)
54.482075-3.219212 Great Gable, 899 m (2,949 ft). (updated Mar 2023)
54.51119-3.199173 Honister Slate Mine, Honister Pass, CA12 5XN, ☏ +44 17687 77230. a working slate mine and adventure centre (updated Mar 2023)

## Drink

54.52304-3.149331 The Flock-Inn Tearoom, Yew Tree Farm, Howe Ln, Rosthwaite, CA12 5XB, ☏ +44 1768 777675, info@borrowdaleyewtreefarm.co.uk. 10AM-5PM (closed W). (updated Feb 2023)

## Sleep

54.52514-3.144771 Hazel Bank, Borrowdale CA12 5XB, ☏ +44 1768 777248. This Victorian country house hotel earns rave reviews for style, service and cuisine. Open Feb-Nov, no children under 16 or dogs. B&B double £150. (updated Jul 2020)
54.52365-3.14672 Royal Oak, Borrowdale CA12 5XB (on B5289 below Hazel Bank), ☏ +44 1768 777214. Dog-friendly pub in 18th-century farmhouse with comfy rooms and a good restaurant. "Royal Oak" is a common pub name, don't confuse it with the one in Keswick town. B&B double £150. (updated Aug 2020)
54.51352-3.167993 Seatoller House, Seatoller, CA12 5XN, ☏ +44 1768 777218. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 10:00. (updated Mar 2023)

### Lodging

54.51796-3.152454 YHA Borrowdale, Longthwaite, CA12 5XE, ☏ +44 3453 719 624, borrowdale@yha.org.uk. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 10:00. (updated Feb 2023)
# Cobham

Cobham is a village of 9,700 people (2011) in Surrey on the River Mole. It includes a commercial High Street area with a remaining 18th-century English landscape park.

## Understand

Cobham should not be confused with Chobham, a small village 4 mi (6.4 km) north east of Woking.

## Get in

Cobham is 17 miles (27 km) south-west of London, and 10 miles (16 km) northeast of Guildford.
* By road, the north and west of the village is the A3 trunk road, a major arterial route from London to Portsmouth. This road links to the M25 motorway at Junction 10, immediately to the southwest of Cobham.
* 51.317683-0.3898781 Cobham & Stoke d'Abernon railway station. It is on the New Guildford line from London Waterloo. (updated Apr 2024)

## See

* 51.3317-0.4263931 Painshill, Portsmouth Rd, Cobham KT11 1BE, ☏ +44 1932 868113. Painshill Park is a fine 18th-century landscape garden, restored from dereliction since 1980. Painshill House dates from the 18th century and has been divided into apartments. (updated Mar 2024)
* 51.32722-0.406952 Cobham Mill, Mill Road,Cobham,Surrey,KT11 3AL, ☏ +44 1932 867387, info@cobhammill.org.uk. Su 2-5PM. A working water mill on the River Mole. (updated Mar 2024)
* The Church Cobham Conservation Area, at the heart of Cobham, was designated in 1973 and includes 14 statutory listed buildings. Amongst these are Pyports, once the home of Vernon Lushington; the picturesque Church Stile House; and two fine houses overlooking the River Mole: Ham Manor and Cedar House, the latter owned by the National Trust.
* The Cobham Park Estate was the home of John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier, once Head of the Armed Forces. The present house was completed in 1873 by Charles Combe, to a design by Edward Middleton Barry. It has been divided into apartments.
* Two large houses on the outskirts of Cobham have been taken over by schools: Heywood is now the American Community School, and Burwood House is now Notre Dame School.

## Eat

51.32685-0.409821 The Ivy Cobham Garden, 48 High St, KT11 3EF, ☏ +44 1932 901777. (updated Mar 2024)

## Drink

51.3271-0.409241 The Bear, River Hill, KT11 3DX, ☏ +44 1932 967040, bearcobham@youngs.co.uk. 11AM-11PM. (updated Mar 2024)
# Bosham

Bosham is a village in West Sussex in Chichester Harbour that has been populated since Roman times.

## Understand

The name Bosham was mentioned in the Bayeux Tapestry in 1064, when the last Anglo-Saxon king Harold Godwinson sailed out of the village for a hunting expedition. It has its association by reports to be the location where he was buried, following his death at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.

## Get in

From the A259 between Chichester and Emsworth follow Wilton La into the village.

## Drink

* 50.83336-0.851281 The Berkeley Arms, Delling Ln, Old, PO18 8HG, ☏ +44 1243 573167. (updated Jun 2021)
* 50.82851-0.858232 The Anchor Bleu, High St, PO18 8LS, ☏ +44 1243 573956. (updated Jun 2021)

## Cope

* 50.82992-0.856661 Bosham Public Toilets, Bosham Walk, Anchor Lane, PO18 8HT (next to the car park). (updated Jun 2021)

## Go next

* East to Chichester 5.4 mi (8.7 km)
* West to Emsworth 5.5 mi (8.9 km)
# Westerham

Westerham is a town of 4,500 people (2011) in Kent. The River Darent, which flows through the town, used to power three watermills.

## Understand

It is recorded as early as the 9th century, and was mentioned in the Domesday Book in a Norman form, Oistreham.

## Get in

It is 3.4 miles east of Oxted and 6 miles west of Sevenoaks.

### By bus

No. 1 from Sevenoaks Bus Station

### By car

Despite the M25 being named after the A25 that flows through Westerham the nearest M25 Junction is J6 6.6 mi (10.6 km) to the west.

## See

* 51.2680020.078331 Quebec House, Quebec Square, Westerham, TN16 1TD (6 miles west of Sevenoaks), ☏ +44 1959 567430, quebechouse@nationaltrust.org.uk. Apr-Oct W-Su and m-d-Nov Dec Sa Sa: house 11AM-2PM, garden and shop 11AM-4PM. This preserved Georgian townhouse and 18th-century garden is a National Trust property. It was the childhood home of General James Wolfe, victor of the Battle of Quebec (1759). It explains the Battle of Quebec, and explores life in the 1730s when the General was a child here. There is a second-hand bookshop in the coachhouse. (updated Apr 2024)
* 51.24590.0835132 Chartwell, Mapleton Road, Westerham, TN16 1PS (7 miles west of Sevenoaks), ☏ +44 1732 868381, chartwell@nationaltrust.org.uk. Most parts daily 10AM-5PM, house opens at 11AM or 11:30AM; house rid closed Nov-Feb. Family home of Sir Winston Churchill, with magnificent views over the Weald of Kent. Car park (for countryside access) open daily 8AM-5PM. Adult £15.50, child £7.75; garden and studio only £9/£4.50. (updated Mar 2019)

## Drink

* 51.267280.072471 Grasshopper on the Green, The Green, TN16 1AS, ☏ +44 1959 562926. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.275970.085632 Westerham Brewery Craft Beer & Coffee (Westerham Brewery), Beggars Ln, TN16 1QP, ☏ +44 1732 864427, retail@westerhambrewery.co.uk. (updated Jan 2023)

### Brasted

* 51.276580.112263 White Hart Brasted, High St, Brasted, TN16 1JE, ☏ +44 1959 569457. (updated Jan 2023)
# Alderley Edge

Alderley Edge is in Cheshire. The area is popular for walking in the woods and there are far-reaching views from the sandstone ridge.

## Understand

A large village west of Macclesfield, home to numerous wealthy residents including footballers and at one time to footballer David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, a former pop singer. The village sits at the bottom of an escarpment (“The Edge”) which was first mined for copper in the Bronze Age, some 5000 years ago, with occupation going back twice as far.

## See

53.2829-2.236321 Nether Alderley Mill, Congleton Rd, Nether Alderley SK10 4TW. Closed in 2021. There was a mill here in 1290, replaced by the present building in the 16th century and the machinery is Victorian. It's an attractive pink sandstone building, with a ski-slope of a slate roof, backing onto its reservoir. The water powers three overshot wheels to grind corn and two are still working. (updated Jul 2021)

## Eat

53.30058-2.236451 Victors, 46 London Rd, SK9 7DZ, ☏ +44 1625 447227. (updated Dec 2021)

## Drink

53.30494-2.228351 The Drum & Monkey, Moss Rose, SK9 7LD, ☏ +44 1625 583977. (updated Dec 2021)
# Ditchling

Ditchling is a village in East Sussex within the boundaries of the South Downs National Park.

## Get in

The settlement stands around a crossroads with Brighton and Hove to the south, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath to the north, Keymer and Hassocks to the west, and Lewes to the east.

## See

* 50.9461-0.09841 Ditchling Common Nature Reserves. 188 acres. Ditchling Common is of biological interest because of the variety of heath grassland habitats, created by the different drainage conditions throughout the common.
* 50.898-0.0792 Clayton to Offham Escarpment. This Site of Special Scientific Interest stretches from Hassocks in the west, passing through many parishes including Ditchling, to Lewes in the East. The most famous and highest peak of this escarpment is Ditchling Beacon. This whole scarp site is of biological importance due to its rare chalk grassland habitat.
* 50.92194-0.116423 Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft, Lodge Hill Lane,BN6 8TS (3 miles SSE of Burgess Hill), ☏ +44 1273 844744. Tu-Sa 10:30AM-5PM, Su & Bank Holidays 11AM-5PM. £6.50. (updated Jan 2018)

## Do

* 50.90172-0.107581 Ditchling Beacon, BN6 8XG. (updated May 2021)

## Drink

* 50.9211-0.11471 The Bull Ditchling, 2 High St, BN6 8TA, ☏ +44 1273 843147. (updated May 2021)

## Go next

* To the north west Burgess Hill, 4 mi (6.4 km).
* To the east Lewes, 8 mi (13 km) along the B2116.
* To the south Brighton, 8 mi (13 km) along Beacon Rd which becomes Ditchling Rd.
# Buttermere

Buttermere is a village of 120 people (2011) in Cumbria that takes its name from Buttermere, a lake in the Lake District National Park.

## Understand

The village of Buttermere lies between the Lake District lakes of Buttermere and Crummock Water, and is overlooked by the summits of Grasmoor to the north and High Stile to the south.

## Get in

The nearest towns are Keswick and Cockermouth, both of which are approximately 10 miles (16 km) away on the B5289 road that runs beside Crummock Water and along the valley of the River Cocker.
A free bus operates between Buttermere and Cockermouth with five return services per day.

## See

54.54498-3.249311 Moss Force. There are two paths from the Hause to the foot of both the upper and middle cascades, although a little scrambling over rock is required to reach the foot of the upper falls. It is part of Alfred Wainwright's famous "Wainwright Memorial Walk," and its beauty was celebrated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
54.54181-3.314642 Scale Force. Highest waterfall in the Lake District, usually stated as 170 ft (52 m) high.

## Do
### Climb

54.49748-3.281181 Piller. At 2,927 ft (892 m) it is the eighth-highest mountain in the Lake District. The fell takes its name from Pillar Rock, a prominent feature on the Ennerdale side. Pillar is usually climbed from Wasdale Head, by far the nearest road access. The simplest route involves taking the Black Sail Pass, the main foot pass between Wasdale and Ennerdale, to its highest point (around 545 metres), then ascending the mountain's relatively gentle east ridge. Greater interest may be obtained by branching off the ridge (at c. 640 m) onto the "High Level Route", a narrow path which traverses around Pillar's northern crags before approaching the summit from the north, affording good views of Pillar Rock. Many walkers based in Wasdale climb Pillar as part of the Mosedale Horseshoe, a circuit of the skyline one of Wasdale's side valleys, which also includes Scoat Fell, Red Pike and Yewbarrow; Kirk Fell may also optionally be included. Pillar may also be climbed from Ennerdale. From the YHA hostel at Black Sail at the head of the valley, it is a fairly short walk (around 1.5 km and 300 m of ascent) to the summit of Black Sail Pass, from where the same routes can be followed as described above.

## Sleep

54.54134-3.276731 Bridge Hotel, CA13 9UZ, ☏ +44 1768 770252. (updated Feb 2023)
54.50031-3.244842 YHA Black Sail, Black Sail Hut, Ennerdale Bridge, Cleator CA23 3AX, ☏ +44 3453 719 680. Check-in: 5PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Feb 2023)
# Mary Tavy

Mary Tavy is a village in Dartmoor, in the English county of Devon. The village sits within the Dartmoor National Park.

## Understand

The River Tavy flows between Mary Tavy and Peter Tavy, which is more rural and closer to Dartmoor.

## Get in

Follow the A386 between Tavistock and the A30.

## See

* 50.6032-4.162341 St Michael de Rupe, Brentor Rd, Brentor, PL19 0NP (On top of Brentor). A small hill, but reputedly the first sight of land for a sailor who vowed to put a church on top, and the church is there. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do

* 50.6147-4.10311 Cholwell Riding Stables, PL19 9QG, ☏ +44 1822 810526. 10AM-. 1 hour ride £25. (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.59207-4.152082 Dartmoor Gliding Society, Burnford Common, Brentor, PL19 0LB, ☏ +44 7873 483 001. (updated Dec 2020)

## Drink

* 50.58064-4.102671 Peter Tavy Inn, Langsford Road, PL19 9NN (Next to the church on the footpath to Mary Tavy.), ☏ +44 1822 810348. (updated Nov 2020)

## Sleep

* 50.59023-4.113981 The Mary Tavy Inn, 3 Lane Head, PL19 9PN (south of Mary Tavy on the A386), ☏ +44 1822 810326. Check-in: 4-10PM, check-out: 10AM. 3-star hotel with bar and restaurant. (updated Nov 2020)

## Cope

* 50.60441-4.165061 Public Toilet, Brentor, PL19 0NP (In Brentor Church Carpark). (updated Dec 2020)

## Go next

* To the north Lydford 5 mi (8.0 km), following the B386.
* To the south Tavistock 35 mi (56 km), following the B386.
# Haytor Vale

Haytor Vale is a village in the English county of Devon in Dartmoor.

## Understand

Haytor Vale is known for its tors, particularly Haytor. It is the closest part of Dartmoor National Park to the rest of the UK and is easily accessed from A38 to Bovey Tracy.

## Get in

Follow the A3387 west from Bovey Tracy.

## Do

* 50.58015-3.755221 Haytor. 457 m (1,499 ft) high. (updated Nov 2020)
* 50.58527-3.765882 Holwell Tor, TQ13 7TT. 402 m (1,319 ft) high. (updated Dec 2020)

## Drink

* 50.58177-3.742171 Tinpickle And Rhum, The Moorland Hotel, Haytor, TQ13 9XT, ☏ +44 1364 661407. 8AM-11PM. A gastro pub in the Moorland Hotel. (updated Nov 2020)

## Go next

* Going deeper into Dartmoor National Park Widecombe in the Moor 3 mi (4.8 km) to the west following the B3387.
# Castle Combe

Castle Combe is a pretty village in Wiltshire.

## Understand

The village has two parts: a narrow valley of the By Brook and Upper Castle Combe on higher ground to the east. A motor racing circuit is to the south of the upper village.

## See

* 51.4934-2.231651 St Andrew's Church, Market Pl, SN14 7HT, ☏ +44 1249 782663. Built in 13,14 & 15th Centuries (updated Oct 2020)

## Do

* 51.49317-2.219131 Castle Combe Circuit, Upper Castle Combe, SN14 7EY, ☏ +44 1249 782417, info@castlecombecircuit.co.uk. Race Track. (updated Oct 2020)

## Drink

* 51.49344-2.229321 The White Hart, The St, SN14 7HU, ☏ +44 1249 782295, info@whitehartcastlecombe.co.uk. 11AM-11PM. (updated Oct 2020)

## Sleep
### Splurge

* 51.4938-2.232091 Manor House Hotel, Castle Combe, SN14 7HX (west end of the village), ☏ +44 1249 782206. Set up inside a 14th-century country house, at the site of a Norman castle settlement, recorded as Grade II listed in 1960. It has 48 rooms and 1.5 km$^2$ (0.58 sq mi) of gardens. (updated Oct 2020)

## Go next

* 51.4585-2.11581 Chippenham
* 51.5848-2.09962 Malmesbury
* 51.540833-2.4186113 Yate
* 51.373553-2.1378974 Melksham
* 51.381389-2.3586115 Bath
* 51.3469-2.2516 Bradford on Avon
* 51.636-2.1587 Tetbury
* 51.638-2.3498 Wotton-under-Edge
* 51.32-2.2079 Trowbridge
# Pirton

Pirton a village in north Hertfordshire.

## Understand

The beautiful old village of Pirton was built around a castle and St Mary's Church within its bailey. It is mentioned in the Doomsday Book within the Hitchin Hundred. Not to be confused with Pirton in Worcestershire

## See

51.97228-0.329771 Blacksmiths Pond, High St, SG5 3PS. (updated Jan 2021)
51.9836-0.3668472 Pirton Grange, Pirton Rd, Shillington, SG5 3HB (2 mi (3.2 km) north west along Shillington Road in Aspley End). a moated Elizabethan house with a timber framed gatehouse (updated Jan 2021)

## Drink

51.97283-0.33171 The Fox, High St, SG5 3PS, hello@foxpirton.co.uk. (updated Jan 2021)
51.97109-0.333832 Motte and Bailey, 1 Great Green, Pirton, SG5 3QD, ☏ +44 1462 711117. noon–11PM. (updated Jan 2021)
51.98156-0.367973 The Musgrave Arms, 16 Apsley End Rd, Shillington, SG5 3LX, ☏ +44 1462 713519. M-F 8AM–9PM, (Sa Su closed). (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

Suggest you sleep in nearby Hitchin.

## Go next

* To the north Shefford, 6.8 mi (10.9 km).
* To the south east Hitchin, 3.4 mi (5.5 km).
# Long Ashton

Long Ashton is a dormitory town 5 km south west of Bristol in Somerset, England. It is known for its bio science research centre Fenswood Farm, known by the locals as The Farm.

## See

51.4403-2.71351 Tyntesfield, Wraxall, BS48 1NX (4 mi (6.4 km) south of Portishead), ☏ +44 844 800 4966, tyntesfield@nationaltrust.org.uk. A Victorian Gothic Revival house named after the Tynte baronets.

## Eat
### Budget

51.42842-2.667291 Parsons Bakery. Bread, sandwiches, and a selection of ready-to-eat meals. (updated Apr 2019)

### Mid-range

51.42928-2.663552 Bird In Hand, 17 Weston Rd, BS41 9LA, ☏ +44 1275 395222. 11AM-11PM. Regarded as the best restaurant of Long Ashton, having won a culinary award in 2012 and 2015. It doubles as a pub. Serves a range of meat and fish dishes, as well as veggie alternatives. £12-£18. (updated Apr 2019)

## Drink

51.4363-2.645121 The Angel Inn, 172 Long Ashton Rd, BS41 9LT, ☏ +44 1275 392244. (updated May 2023)
51.43922-2.635012 The Ashton, Ashton Rd, BS41 9LX, ☏ +44 1275 392245. (updated May 2023)

## Go next

* Portishead
* Bristol
* Clevedon
* Weston-super-Mare
* Bath
# Pyrénées-Orientales

Pyrénées-Orientales is a department in Occitanie, France.

## Cities and towns

* 42.69752.8947221 Perpignan — where the flag of Catalonia flies beside that of France
* 42.4569442.6338892 Arles-sur-Tech — known for its abbey, the Abbaye Sainte Marie
* 42.4433333.1647223 Cerbère — an important centre for undersea diving
* 42.4880562.7513894 Céret — known for its Museum of Modern Art, its cherries, and its bullfighting tradition
* 42.5255563.0808335 Collioure — a beautiful seaside town with historic fort
* 42.6002782.9711116 Elne — known for its Roman architectural remains
* 42.5083332.127 Mont-Louis — a walled town at 1600 metres heavily fortified by Vauban in the late 17th century, still extensively used by the French army. Between here and Olette lies perhaps the most scenic section of the route of Le petit train jaune.
* 42.6319442.7563898 Thuir — it has a remarkable natural heritage
* 42.5488892.3877789 Vernet-les-Bains — nearby are 42.5872222.36777810 Villefranche-de-Conflent , a perfectly walled village, and 42.5308332.39333311 Casteil with the Abbay of Saint Martin du Canigou.

## Other destinations

* 42.4977782.0338891 Font Romeu — ski resort with a friendly micro-climate, in Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via
* 42.5707471.9314992 Pic Carlit is a peak of 2921 m, but in summer it doesn't demand specialist climbing skills.
* 42.4639291.9790713 Llivia is an exclave, a Spanish town surrounded by France.

## Get in

Perpignan is easily accessible by train from NE Spain and from Paris and southern France. There is also an airport.
* 42.4652781.8888891 Latour-de-Carol is a village with an international railway station, with trains from Barcelona (broad gauge) and Toulouse (standard gauge). From there the scenic narrow-gauge Ligne de Cerdagne reaches Villefranche-de-Conflent, halfway to Perpignan. Latour-de-Carol also has bus service from Andorra.

### By train

High-speed TGV trains connect Perpignan with Paris direct in 5 hours. Many smaller towns are connected with regional TER trains. Additionally, there are overnight Intercités de Nuit trains from Paris to Latour-de-Carol and to Cerbère. Regional Spanish trains, connect Barcelona with the region.

## Get around

* Ligne de Cerdagne (Train Jaune). A way to get around, but primarily an attraction in its own right. Also called le Canari ("the Canary") by the locals, it is the highest metre-gauge railway in Europe, with numerous impressive viaducts. It takes a journey with a difference in altitude of over a thousand metres over 63 km, between Villefranche-de-Conflent and Latour-de-Carol.

## See

* The southern end of the coast is the Côte Vermeille, a beautifully rugged stretch known for its vineyards and historic port towns such as Collioure and Cerbère.

## Do

* Pic Carlit — though nearly 3,000 metres in height, does not require specialist climbing skills in summer. Fabulous views and a good chance of seeing ibex and chamois.
# Cornellana

Cornellana is a village in Asturias, Spain. It has 700 inhabitants (2021) and lies on the Original Way of St. James (Camino Primitivo).

## Understand

Coming from Oviedo on the Camino Primitivo, Cornellana is the second town with ATMs and a somewhat bigger grocery store.

## Get in

ALSA stops here coming from Oviedo.
From the Asturias airport it's usually the best to take a non-stop ALSA bus to Oviedo and then an ALSA bus to Cornellana.

## Get around

The town can be easily explored on foot.

## See

* 43.40905-6.156791 Monastery of San Salvador de Cornellana (Monasterio de San Salvador). The monastery was founded in 1024. The church of San Salvador, in Romanesque style, was renovated in the second half of the 17th century. It has a basilica plan with three naves, of which the central one stands out for its height, possibly due to the 17th century renovation ; separated by cruciform pillars, with a header with three apses and a tower attached to the right side, with two floors and a square plan.

## Do
### Local festivals

* San Juan - June 24. The traditional "Foguera de San Juan" is held
* Our Lady - August 15: On August 14, as the opening of the Cornellana festivities, it is traditional to hold a cider festival in the cloister of the Monastery, in which the attending neighbors bring different typical foods.

### Fairs

* Salmon Fair (Capenastur) Coinciding every year with the opening of the salmon fishing season. The fair is held to coincide with the opening of the salmon fishing season, during which, if the necessary conditions permit, the "Campanu" of Asturias is auctioned. For these purposes, the Campanu of Asturias is considered to be the first salmon validly sealed in the established official centres, as has been considered in the other editions of the fair. The term "Campanu" was coined in Cornellana, when the town's residents saw the first salmon swimming up the waters of the Narcea River, and they informed the monks of the Cornellana Monastery, who would ring the bells to inform the entire region of the event, since the arrival of this fish brought abundant benefits.

## Buy

Cornellana has two ATMs. The ATM of Unicaja Banco does not charge a fee for withdrawing money with an international credit card.

## Eat

There is a grocery store called minymas tiendas.
La Taberna offers pinchos (skewers) on Too Good To Go for pick-up from 8pm for €2.99 (Nov 2024).

## Sleep

Pilgrims can sleep in the monastery, which is open all year round.

## Go next

To Salas on the Camino Primitivo in the direction of Santiago de Compostela.
# Patten

Patten is a town in the Highlands of Maine.

## See

* 46.001614-68.4533781 Patten Lumbermen's Museum, 61 Shin Pond Rd, ☏ +1 207 528-2650. Late May-June: F-Su 10AM-4PM; July-mid October: Tu-Su 10AM-4PM. This museum is a replica of an 1820s logging camp. $8 adults, $7 seniors 65+, $3 children 4-12, children under 4 free.
* 45.970278-68.6194442 Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, ☏ +1 207 456-6001. (updated Apr 2020)

## Eat

* Craig's Clam Shop.

## Sleep

* 45.998534-68.4480441 Bradford House, 46 Main St, ☏ +1 772 285-3868. Bed and breakfast in a farmhouse built before the Civil War. $125-150.
# Orland (Maine)

Orland is a town in Maine.