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Albums about peak-district
published by JonHux
My hike through Castleton and the surrounding hills of the Peak District
published by hircock100
The June Countryside of an Area of England Called The Peak District, A National Park.
published by daugirdas03
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Padley Gorge, Derwent Reservoir, Ladybower Reservoir and Hope Valley
published by aroundengland
A beautiful Peak District Edge in late summer with the purple heather in flower. An Edge is a bit like an inland cliff, you climb up initially and then it is a flat-ish walk along the top with glorious views throughout the walk. Kiyo and me walked from th
published by aroundengland
The Derbyshire village of Hathersage, famous for being the fictional 'Morton' of Charlotte Bronte's novel 'Jane Eyre'. Charlotte Bronte stayed in 1845 and many of the local locations and houses feature in her novel and the subsequent film and TV versions
published by aroundengland
A beautiful summer's day in Baslow, Derbyshire. Parts of the village are picturesque and Baslow Edge (an inland cliff) is 100 percent beautiful!
published by aroundengland
Buxton is a spa town in Derbyshire, famous for its mineral spring water. In the 18th century it was replanned as the northern equivalent to the famous southwestern city of Bath.
published by aroundengland
Including the beautiful National Parks of the Lake District, the Peak District and the North York Moors.
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The White Peak is the southern area of the Peak District, where the hills have been worn down to limestone producing more gentle and pretty scenery than the northern Dark Peak area.
published by aroundengland
Hope is a small town in the northern Peak District. From Hope a good walk is up Win Hill, 1515ft / 462metres. From Win Hill the view is across the Derwent Reservoirs. From the Reservoirs you can walk up the peak of Lost Lad. Win Hill stands opposite Lose
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The Longshaw Estate was once the biggest estate in the Peak District, at 11,533 acres. In 1927 the 9th Duke of Rutland sold it in lots. Now owned and managed by the National Trust. In one week I came to Longshaw three times... for the delicious cakes and
published by aroundengland
Matlock Bath is a popular place just outside the boundaries of the Peak District. In summer there is an impressive cable car ride up the hillside to caves and a theme park for families. It has a very small shopping street, with an amazingly percentage of
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The village of Edensor was demolished and rebuilt 1838-42 by the Dukes of Devonshire as a 'model village' because the original 'ruined' the view from their palace of Chatsworth House! The village's architect was Joseph Paxton.
published by aroundengland
The magnificent home in Derbyshire of the Dukes of Devonshire. The 4th Earl rebuilt the original house at Chatsworth 1686-1707, transforming a 16th century house into a Baroque palace. The heir to the throne Prince Charles is descended from the 4th Duke o
published by aroundengland
The hardest long distance footpath in England, the Pennine Way, begins in Edale and goes up the Pennine hills, 'the backbone of England', 250 miles to the border with Scotland. The walk from Edale up Kinder Scout is the first part of the Pennine Way. The
published by bvillanyi
Some of the small towns and villages of England.
published by asrankine
In Derbyshire, home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire..seen here in the summer
published by chezzy11
Chatsworth is one of Britain’s best loved historic houses and estates, offering something for everyone to enjoy, from famous works of art and the spectacular fountains in the garden. The home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.
Pictures about peak-district
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