"THE PLACE I CONSIDER TO BE THE NICEST SUMMER RESORT IN CUMBERLAND, AND WHY?" ****** Dear Uncle Sam, - Of all the places I like best to visit in the summer is Seascale. I like to go along the sands and gather pebbles, and see the people enjoying themselves. Of all the places I like best, I think Seascale will beat the rest, For what with trips on a summer's day, And the children always are at play. I remain, your loving nephew, Jonathan SHEPHERD, South Lodge, Calderbridge. ****** Dear Uncle Sam, - I consider St. Bees the nicest summer resort. I sometimes go in the summer holidays and stay with my Uncle John, when we go to the beach and gather shells. I like St. Bees because it is cleaner than town. I would like to stay in a village better than a town. - I remain your affectionate nephew, J. H. WARWICK, The How, Seascale. ****** Dear Uncle Sam, - The nicest Cumberland resort I know is Eskdale. The reason why is, that it is such a pretty place, and it is visited by hundreds of people every year, some for pleasure, some for the benefit of their health, and which the fine pure air soon puts all right again.- From your loving niece, Hannah HIRD, Hollinghow, Eskdale. ****** Dear Uncle Sam, - I have visited several places in Cumberland, but I consider St. Bees the most charming of all. It has advantages which are wanting in larger and more popular resorts. The sands are firm and clean, bathing can be safely enjoyed, the views out to sea are expansive, the air is bracing, and the short visit I paid there was to me a time of perfect enjoyment. - Your affectionate nephew, W. H. GARLAND, Wasdale Head. ****** Dear Uncle Sam, - I think Whitehaven is the nicest place I know of, as I think I could spend two or three days at Whitehaven the best, where I could have a walk on the pier and see the beautiful ships and the harbour and the sea, as I like to see the waves splashing round the pier, and see the birds following the boats. I think I could spend a day or two watching them and another day or two looking at the beautiful shops and walking up and down the streets. - I am, your affectionate niece, Anne MOFFAT, Prospect House, Eskdale. ****** Creditable letters have also been received from the following comrades: - Robert Brew BEATTIE Richard WILSON Annie Grace THOMAS Annie TYSON Ethel M. PATTINSON Jane STRAITSON John R. HODGSON John BATEMAN Barbara TTOUGHTON J. DOWNIE M. E. GLAISTER Thomas ASHBURN Jane WEIR Wm. LIGHTFOOT. Jane CROASDELL John HIGGINS A. EILBECK Mary J. BETHWAITE John BURNS Issac HERDMAN J. R. EILBECK John DOUGLAS Thomas HORN Sarah Jane CURRY Elsie NICHOL Sarah DOWNIE Mayson FEARON Maggie TURNBULL Geo. D. MIERS C. WRIGHT W. S. BARRIE Edith May DOBIE C. PEEL James FINLAY Esther TROUGHTON. ******
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