Watershed Cottage, Langcliffe Road, Settle

01/08/2024

26/05/2024

22/04/2024

Have you tried the new Bus Service 11 yet? Launched on 8th April, the new service will operate Monday to Saturday, running every two hours between Clitheroe Interchange and Horton in Ribblesdale – connecting with rail services at either end of the route.

Operated by 21 Transport, the new Service 11 Bus is jointly funded by Lancashire County Council, Ribble Valley Borough Council and North Yorkshire Council, providing a welcome boost to public transport to the rural communities on both sides of the Lancashire-Yorkshire Border. For further information and links to timetables visit: https://www.forestofbowland.com/new-bus-service-connects-ribble-valley-forest-bowland-and-yorkshire-dales

10/03/2024

15/11/2023

25/08/2023

09/08/2023

Another 2 miles in the bag today 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️😊😊🥵🥵🥵

01/06/2023

A reminder that our summer line guide, in collaboration with The Bentham Line, is now out.

Find it at your local station, or online at https://tinyurl.com/summer-line-guide-2023

In the line guide, not only will you find the current timetable for both lines, but also ideas of places to visit along the Settle Carlisle line and The Bentham Line.

Thanks to Community Rail Network and CrossCountry trains for providing funding for the line guide

Thanks to Steven at Bulb Creative Studio for designing the line guide

Visit Settle Appleby Tourist Information Centre Discover Carlisle Visit Eden Welcometoskipton Kirkby Stephen - Walkers are Welcome

25/04/2023

23/04/2023

I am making cakes for the first teas of the year for . And if you are around come and visit us 1.00 to 4.30 pm today

11/04/2023

This is my Charity for the Half Marathon at the please support see the link below page
Help Janet Taylor raise money to support Sense
www.justgiving.com

We’re Sense, the national disability charity. We believe everyone should be able to take part in life, no matter their disability.

10/03/2023

Bit of snow in Langcliffe today suns out now ☀️☀️

28/02/2023

A bit of history on Watershed Mill :-)

Watershed Mill and the sloping roofs of the adjacent cottages, just to the north of Settle, are very distinctive features in the landscape when travelling the line.

The site is now a retail outlet but was once a working mill.

Watershed Mill was built in 1785 by friends of Richard Arkwright to house his new spinning machines. By the 1820’s it was converted into a weaving mill, housing 300 looms (source: https://www.landscapebritain.co.uk/location/langcliffe/ )

24/12/2022

Get your Christmas tree collected by and support your local Sue Ryder hospice.

19/10/2022

Lovely view from the cottage tonight thank you to my guests this week 😊

03/09/2022

Currently in Settles twin town in France 🇫🇷 Banylus Sur Mer