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Expert Profile: Iain Reynolds

Expertise: I live and work in Cumbria, better known as the Lake District. I know the best and the worst about Cumbria. Yes, it does rain a lot in Cumbria, but then we have the best lakes, forests, walks of any where in Northern England. From Wordsworth to the Romans, Cumbria has it all. Just ask me for further (on the spot) details.

Experience in the area
Having lived in London for 20 years and then moving away, I realised that I hadn't seen half of "tourist" London. I won't make the same mistake with Cumbria. I have travelled to the top of fells and the the bottom of mines. One day I might just have to leave all this behind and move on. I would regret not exploring one of the best areas of the UK.

Organizations
I work for an Agricutural Company based in Cumbria. My work takes me all over Cumbria visiting various farms.

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 486
Knowledge	10.0 Best of the best
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Timeliness	9.92 Best of the best
Politeness	10.0 Best of the best
Number Of Questions (in Past 24 Hours)		0
Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour period)		5
Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		61

Recent Reviews from Users

Knowl	Clarity	Time	Politeness	Date
10	10	10	10	12/18/05
10	10	10	10	02/04/04
10	10	10	10	11/25/03
10	10	9	10	07/30/03
10	10	10	10	01/08/03

User Comments

Thanks! Appreciate the quick and detailed info and background. We'll have to weigh the laid back versus more active, handier to London. This helps
(terry casey on 12/18/05)

Swift & helpful response. Thanks Iain
(joy williams on 02/04/04)

Great information. Web site is very much appreciated. Thanx, Wes.
(joy williams on 11/25/03)

Thanks Iain, useful info. Otherwise we would have joined the throng in the busiest town. Cheers
(Di Hawthorne on 07/30/03)

Iain shared well-thought, warm, and conversational responses to my questions. I feel like I've found a goldmine with Allexperts.com. Thank you so much!
(Michael Milton on 01/08/03)

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Recent Answers from Iain Reynolds

2008-11-10 Visiting in January: Hi Ron, The town you will be visiting is Bowness as Windermere is just the lake! Bowness on Windermere is its official name. It is small pretty town and will be quite quiet in Jan as you are well out...

2008-03-10 traveling to workington: Hi Michelle, Workington, old steel works town with deep routed traditions. I lived there for three years and enjoyed most of my time there. Geographically, it's 45 minutes south of the main town in...

2005-12-18 Lake Country vs. W&S of London?: Sorry to say that I don't really know enough about the areas south and west of London to comment on them. I can tell you all you want to know about Cumbria. If I had too sell Cumbria (The Lake District)...

2005-12-18 Lake Country vs. W&S of London?: Hi Terry, I'll answer your questions to the best of my ability in numerical order. 1. Late June is a really good time to visit the Lake District because the schools don't break up until late July...

2005-04-11 accomodations: Yep it slightly changes because the children will still be in school and therefore will be slightly quieter. It will still remain more expensive than Keswick. Bowness is the best for lake based activities...

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