Converse of subject

• surround: Situated in the Lorton Valley, surrounded by northern fells.

Converse of object

• surround: Thompson, who lives in a cottage in a Cumbrian village dwarfed by surrounding fells, will not reveal what his check was worth.

• climb: After climbing the fells at Watendlath, Larry and I were greeted by a spectacular sunset over Borrowdale.

• explore: Most visitors will want to explore the fells that surround the valley.

• walk: It must be nice to walk lake land fells.

• overlook: Some have balcony or terrace overlooking the fells or village.

• cross: Some routes cross the high fells and are badly eroded.

Adjective modifier

• lofty: It is a small edifice, surrounded by lofty fells and mountains.

• northern: This valley embodies the nature of the changing topography of the northern fells.

• nearby: There are far reaching views from the summits of nearby fells.

• dramatic: New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel is set amidst Lakeland's most dramatic fells, in the beautiful town of Ambleside.

• eastern: You will find superb views over the North Pennines, the eastern fells of the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.

• stunning: The landscape during the safari is outstanding and the views of the stunning white fells seem to go on forever!

Modifies a noun

• runner: Now I know what they say about these fell runners is true.

• walker: Local area The cottage is ideal situated for fell walkers.

• walking: Mainly for fell walking, golf, dog walking etc.

• running: The heroes of fell running aren't just better athletes than me.

• race: Sunday 9th July 2006 - ' A ' short fell race, 1.75 miles / 500 ' climb, 11.00am.

• shoe: They are a bit heavier than some other fell shoes this is hardly noticeable in use.

Preposition: in

• love: It is interesting to know the kind of man that he did like, not to say fell in love with.