Keats Northern Walking Tour June 25-August 6, 1818.

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Keats Northern Walking Tour June 25-August 6, 1818

Background  Keats was 22 when he accepted Charles Brown’s invitation to undertake a walking tour of approximately 2000 miles through northern England and Scotland, with a diversion to northern Ireland.  Keats letters and poems of the 1818 walking tour were intended to entertain his brothers and friends.  Part of a tradition of travel writing started by Samuel Johnson and Boswell who wrote a guide book about their travels to Scotland.  Popularity of travel literature at this time

Background  Keats’s journey was defined in part by what he had read and heard about the places he was visiting  The journey falls into essentially two episodes: the visit to the Lake District and the visits to Scotland and briefly Ireland.  Relationship between the tour and Keats’s conception of himself as a poet. He saw the tour as essential to his development as a poet.

Map of Keats Walking Tour

Lancaster

Kendal

Map of the Lake District

The Lake District

Lake Windermere

Rydal Mount

Dove Cottage

Helm Craig

Castlerigg: The Druid Circle

Skiddaw

Scotland

Dumfries: St. Michael’s Churchyard Burns Mausoleum (Keats wrote “This mortal body” here)

Dundrennan Abbey

Map of Northern Ireland

Donaghadee

Belfast

Back to Scotland: Ailsa Craig

Alloway Robert Burns Cottage (Keats wrote “This mortal body of a thousand days here)

Glascow Cathedral

Loch Lomand

Mull

Iona

Staffa

Fingal’s Cave

Oban

Ben Nevis (Keats wrote “Read me a lesson muse)

Loch Ness

Inverness Beauly Priory

Inverness (Keats took coach from here to return to London)

Epilogue  Keats was back in London by August 18.  He returned early because he was ill.  He found his brother Tom critically ill and took care of him until he died in December.  Keats began writing “Hyperion.”