Barbondale, Cumbria, UK – Poirot, Double Sin (1990)
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Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member luzzi-reloaded
Assisted by: Groundspeak Premium Member bill&ben
N 54° 00.000 W 002° 00.000
30U E 565548 N 5983984
Barbondale was used as a location for the coach journey that Poirot and Hastings take between the seaside and the Lake District. THIS WM WAS INTENDED FOR MOVIE LOCATIONS, AS A JOINT WN WITH FLIPFLOPNICK, BUT WAS REJECTED AS ACTORS NOT IN SHOT.
Waymark Code: WMNPQK
Location: North West England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 04/14/2015
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 Barbondale, Cumbria, UK – Poirot, Double Sin (1990) - posted by bill&ben

Poirot decides to take a holiday at the seaside, accompanied by Captain Hastings. Poirot’s actual motive for the holiday is to secretly listen to a talk given by Chief Inspector Japp nearby. Whilst on holiday Poirot and Hastings take a trip to the Lake District. On the coach to the Lake District they befriend a young woman taking some valuable miniatures for sale. At their destination the young woman discovers the miniatures have been stolen. Poirot doesn’t want to get involved, so Hastings decides to investigate. Hastings gets hold of the wrong end of the stick and mistakenly pursues a man eloping with a famous authoress. Eventually Poirot steps in and proves that the robbery was faked in order to sell the miniatures and to retrieve them as stolen.

The road through Barbondale is used twice for the coach journey between the seaside and the Lake District. In the first use of the location the coach descends through Barbondale to a public house, where Poirot and Hastings take a drink with the young lady with the miniatures. After the stop at the public house the coach then ascends through Barbondale. The ascent and descent are at the same spot on the road with the camera panned through 180 degrees.
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