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Flookburgh is a village on the Cartmel peninsula in Cumbria, until 1974 part of Lancashire. Flookburgh derives its name from flat fish, known as flukes, found in the area.
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| There are a handful of shops like the Flookburgh Pharmacy in the village, including the usual general stores. |
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| The Flookburgh Sandwich Shop. |
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| The Hope & Anchor is one of two pubs in the village. |
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| There are some old buildings in the village. This one dates back to 1839. |
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| This one is probably even older. |
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| Decisions, decisions. Does one buy a fish or a caravan? |
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| The other pub in the village is The Crown. |
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| A trip to Southport. |
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| A very quiet main street. |
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| A front door with an ornate design. |
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| Doors and windows can just be seen! |
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A Royal Charter was granted to the people of Flookburgh, allowing them to have a fair in the streets.
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| A visit to the Flookburgh chippy. Tasty! |
Love the shops and signs.
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