I seriously doubt it's call that, neither do I remember it being officially call Land of Peter Rabbit ;p but it's really Wordsworth's district along with Beatrix Potter. Wordsworth is remember more in Grasmere where he stayed for a long time; while Beatrix Potter is Windermere/Sawrey. But it was along Lake Ullswater where the daffodils poem took root. I think I bought a book with the poems he wrote while I was there, just that I need to find it, like the rest of my souvenirs! I think Peter Rabbit made the area a world wide sensation, which is why they nickname it as the Land of Peter Rabbit (and Peter Rabbit comes after Wordsworth's time, so nearer to modern times, I supposed).
It's ok, I thought the picture looks familiar except I don't recall such boats. Then again, I think after awhile, most of the lakes looks rather similar!!! :bsmilie:
