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Meg and the Fiddler | Tale Telt: Real voices sharing fantastic Cumbrian tales

Meg and the Fiddler, traditional tale told by Mark Borthwick. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Keswick Museum’s Story Researcher, Hannah Fox, went out and about across Cumbria, listening to people’s wild and wonderful local tales. Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, our Tale Telt project was inspired by the rich storytelling tradition in Cumbria. We wanted to capture people telling tales in and from their own corner of the county and bring them together in an exhibition. The stories, gathered at agricultural shows, village fêtes, in cafés, pubs and on the street, range from tall tales and local legends to modern fables and curious yarns, capturing the ever-evolving tradition of storytelling in our area. The stories are a mixture of written and spoken tales, with the written tales being performed by local storytellers. More about Tale Telt and Keswick Museum: https://keswickmuseum.org.uk/ This project was made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund, with thanks to National Lottery players.