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55 amazing pubs that are loved by locals across Derbyshire and the Peak District – perfect places to visit this autumn - Derbyshire Times
Puppy found 'bruised and suffering' beneath Peak District bridge - Derbyshire Live
The beautiful Peak District village 'like something out of Lord of the Rings' - Yorkshire Live
19 mouth-watering AA Rosettes restaurants within the Peak District that you have to try - Derbyshire Times
Peak District is showcased in Steve Coogan's new TV series How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge) - Derbyshire Times
Mountain biker left in “extreme pain” after suffering several injuries during fall at popular Peak District beauty spot - Derbyshire Times
43 amazing cafes that are perfect to visit on a day trip across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn - Derbyshire Times
34 of the most amazing natural beauty spots that you need to visit this autumn across Derbyshire and the Peak District - Derbyshire Times
“Tiny” puppy rescued after being thrown from bridge or dumped in Peak District river – as RSPCA launch appeal - Derbyshire Times

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<p>An old packhorse bridge over the River Wye near Bakewell; made from ashlar gritstone, 1664 and Grade I Listed.</p>

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<p>An old packhorse bridge over the River Wye near Bakewell; made from ashlar gritstone, 1664 and Grade I Listed.</p>

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<p>Rock formations</p>

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<p>peak district national park</p>

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<p>The trig column on White Edge at sunrise.</p>

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<p>The trigcoloumn at Higher Shelf Stones on Bleaklow shortly after sunrise.</p>

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<p>The sea of fog had rolled up Narrowdale and spilled out onto the high ground north of Alstonefield. <br />
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Looking towards Moat Low on the centre of the horizon, a Bronze Age, partially excavated by Bateman in 1845 to reveal a pig jaw, bronze axe and two human skeletons.</p>

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<p>a wonderful sighting of this bee parasite. Fields above Deep Dale nature reserve.</p>

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<p>Deep Dale nature reserve</p>

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<p>Deep Dale nature reserve</p>

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<p>Fields above Deep Dale nature reserve.</p>

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<p>Deep Dale nature reserve</p>

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<p>Back Tor in Hope Valley, Peak District National Park. Taken from the Mam Tor Ridge Path.</p>

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<p>Michaelmas daisies (asters) in the churchyard of All Saints, Bakewell, Derbyshire.</p>

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<p>A very autumnal scene at the churchyard of All Saints, Bakewell, Derbyshire.</p>

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<p>Thorpe cloud, one of the many peaks alongside Dove dale</p>

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