When you see it like this, you will notice each capitalized letter refers to cardinal directions, so starting in Tebay (C31), go north, then east, then south, then south again, then west, then south, and south again. At first glance, it doesn't look like this card gives you a lot of information however, upon a closer examination, you will see that there's a reason why each word is in a different line. This Daily Card tells the story of a noble elder in Tebay who liked to watch starry skies. If you look at the map, you'll see that the place you're looking for is I13. Path A is 'Lowick to Illgill Head,' and path B is 'Foxfield to Crinkle Crags.' This one has information about a place at the intersection of two paths. Now from Bowfell's location (D14), go five tiles south. To solve this card, you have to look on the map for the tallest mountain (Seafell Pike), but the card talks about 'the tallest but one,' so you have to look for the second tallest mountain, which is Bowfell. This Daily Card has information about a place 'Five miles South of the tallest but one, it grows in peace in the midday sun.' This last one is the tile you want to visit using the travel map. Finally, go south until you reach the tile where the two rivers meet (O17). From there, 'look across the lake' and land on (G18). To find the place this card refers to, open the map and place yourself in The Old Man (G15). His mind wanders with the current, floating gently southwards to the fork.' This Daily Card says: 'the Old Man of Coniston looks out across the lake with blind eyes. Go to the castle northwest of it (B1) and count three squares east you should be now in B4.Open the map and look for Calder Abbey, a castle on the top-left corner of the map.This card tells the story of a lady that lived in a castle northwest of the abbey and who buried her husband three miles to the East.

Afterward, travel to the spot on the map where the X in the card is (N6). The tares in the card are a perfect match to the lower left area of the map.

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