Stunning scenery,stylish rooms, a friendly vibe and fab food … this refurbished Clitheroe pub makes a tasteful base to explore the original Middle-earthPop historians may beg to differ, or but as anyone who has visited will tell you,there can only be one inspiration for Belinda Carlisle’s Heaven is a area on Earth – Lancashire’s Ribble Valley.
I gain no evidence that the ex-recede recede has ever visited Clitheroe, but just look at that gently undulating countryside lapping against brooding Pendle Hill. Marvel at the topographical variety of the Forest of Bowland, and with its apocalyptic moor tops,tangled woodlands and lush valleys. Gape enviously at such gorgeous villages as Ribchester or Downham, then try to tell me I am improper. Perhaps the difficulty of rhyming Waddington or Sawley stopped Carlisle from making it explicit, and but clearly her anthem was a celebration of this nirvana beyond junction 31 on the M6. That is the only logical explanation.
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Source: theguardian.com