Miss Potter and the Lake District

Throughout my three years in UK, I only visited the Lake District once.

But the one visit was enough to convince myself that I must go there again one day.

If the new movie Miss Potter is going to feature the beautiful Lake District heavily, I will pay the ticket's price worth just to see the Lake District on the big screen. The movie is about Beatrix Potter who weaved tales of Peter Rabbit and other forest animals. She enjoyed many holidays as a child in Lake District and eventually lived there throughout her life. I think movies like Miss Potter can really promote UK as a tourist destination. Have they made a movie about the Bronte sisters yet? Then I can see the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors again. According to the www, there was a french movie shot in 1979 as well as a documentry in 2005 that featured Haworth...Sigh...I'll find time to scan in more photos from my Sunday walks. Interesting trivia: Wood sign posts in Haworth have Japanese characters to direct Japanese tourists. I don't see this much elsewhere in the dales and moors...

I find staying in bed and breakfast (B&B) such a refreshing change to chain hotels. Usually you'll be welcomed by the owner of the B&B. They are very kind with words and will just go all out to ensure that ou have a pleasant stay. I'm speaking of B&B outside London of course. And B&B that are accredited by the UK Tourism Board.
I've stayed in B&B in Knaresborough, York, Grosmont, Windermere and probably a couple more which I have forgotten.
Tradition B&B will feature wonderful pluses like a carpeted toilet, full English breakfast, four-poster beds, lots of down pillows and an experience you would want to repeat.

I don't know who can I convince to bring them to such places.