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"The white cross on the side of Fleetwith Pike overlooks Buttermere and marks the sad story of Fanny Mercer. Fanny was a young servant girl who worked for Mr Bowden Smith, a schoolteacher from Rugby. She accompanied his family on their summer vacation in the Lakes."
