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slmppiug activity. Kibble Val ley people a r e only tun
aware that, when it cullies to shops, they live- sumewhere ra the r special — anil they are mure than willing In share it
with visitors in the area. The valley beasts three main shemimy
areas, in the market towns ot t l i t is erue anil
l.ongridge ami in the village ot
Whalley. One uf th e g r e a t e s t a t t r a c t io n s to
would-be kibble Valley shoppers, as well a.- a t t r a c t iv e a r c h i t e c tu r e ami "ohle werhle" ambience, is the var iety and qualit y of quods and services on offer.
Fur not only does there exist row upon row of high st reet shops, but the area
has a wealth of antiques and specialist collectors’ businesses, with bric-a-brac outlets to boot.
y;' Several of tile antique shops are spe
cialists. such as Farmhouse Antiques in Holton-by-Howland, which stocks pro- bablv the largest selection of ant ique tex t i le s in Lanc a shi re , anionyt them patch and Durham quills, paisley, silk and woollen shawls, cushions, samplers and christening gowns.
Or there is Sabden’s IVndle Antiques,
which houses a lurge workshop fot ics- toration and refiiiishing work.
For the outdoor types, the Kibble \ til
ler has garden centres galore, offering the budding or seasoned gardener every thing from spades and seeds to trowels and trees.
So give the Kibble Valley a visit — for
a shopping trip which might leave you out of pocket, but definitely not feeling short-changed!
Tell us where you would dip into the past down on the larm
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TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS Tel: Market Office 0200 23436
Under die shadow of Clitheroe Castle, Clitheroe Market has been at the centre o f a traditional market town for
800 years.
This market town is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is situated at the Gateway o f the Trough of Bowland.
Why not bring the family and make a day o f it visiting not only Clitheroe Market, but sampling the other delights o f this historic town.
Why not visit the Castle Museum or picnic in the grounds. Or perhaps the Ribblesdale Pool or the
Clitheroe Civic Cinema. Whatever you choose it'll be an experience you 11 never forget!
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Clitheroc Market Varied Selection, Special Items
Royal Doulton and Royal Albert available on request
Household and Ornamental
ALL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES THE
C H E E S E STALL
Clitheroe Market Proprietor: Mr Holden
Large selection of Lancashire Cheeses, with Friendly service
(as featured on BBC's Travel Show)
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