Finding inspiration in the land of literature.

Of the 26 newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites, England's Lake District may have produced the most literature - at least in English. Renowned as an oasis of inspiration for William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Beatrix Potter, these days the popular district encompasses a national park, quaint stone villages and a network of boats, buses and steam trains that shuttle around more than a dozen hill-ringed lakes. Here's one way to spend a day taking a literary look at the Lake District. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]