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Airey's of Kendal, Cumbria holds an amazing and eclectic collection of tobaccos, including Samuel…read moreGawith and Gawith Hoggarth hand rolling and pipe tobaccos and accessories. A real treasure-trove. Well worth a visit for the tobacco or pipe smoker.

A great little sandwich shop, opens at 7am ready for you to choose your fodder for a long walk up…read morethe hills. At £2 for a big fat sarney in fresh bread & cardboard ridged container. Far better than Subway in my opinion.

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How long has it been since I went into a traditional sweet shop? 20-odd years probably. Having my…read moretwo young nephews with me was the perfect excuse to pop in and try and get some 'chewing nuts' that had once been a childhood favourite. Though the exterior and interior looks a tad tired, the shop has dozens of jars filled with sweets and chocolates beyond counting (amongst these were the stereotypical newsagent offerings, this place wears two hats it seems). The shop's owner was a friendly chap who weighed out our purchases in an old-school set of scales and popped them in those crinkled white paper bags I remembered from when I was my nephews' age. A cracking little place, one of a few ones left in the UK I imagine. I hope it keeps on trading as I want more of those chewy chocolate and toffee delights!

Handy local shop near to Abbey School and with plenty of parking outside. As it is part of chain…read moreyou can often pick up some good offers and there is a lovely little bakery with fresh bread and pastries. There is also a good range of newspapers and magazines. Staff are very friendly and always pass pleasentries.

This bookshop is a higgledy piggledy maze of interesting books and other lovely stuff - even though…read moreit's quite small but you could probably easily spend a happy hour or so exploring it all and I think they do coffee as well. It's got a great range of green/ethical/wildlife books, a big cookery section, sheet music, unusual cards, wrapping paper and stationery, cute childrens toys and games (and usually several kids playing with them). Look out for evening events too.