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Local businesses shortlisted for Peak District, Derbyshire & Derby Tourism Awards - Destination Chesterfield
Peak District inn with 400-year heritage named in the top 1 per cent of restaurants worldwide by Tripadvisor - Insider Media Ltd
Discover which Peak District places were named among the UK’s most beautiful countryside spots to visit this autumn - Derbyshire Times
£250k to be spent tackling Peak District problem parking hotspot - Derbyshire Live
I visited immersive wine room at award-winning Peak District restaurant that boasts vintage tipples at £3,000 a bottle - Derbyshire Times
I’ve lived in Derbyshire for years and this scenic Peak District village is one of the best places to visit this autumn - Derbyshire Times
16 amazing pubs in scenic settings that you need to visit across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn - Derbyshire Times
12 cosy garden centres with cafes across Derbyshire and the Peak District – perfect places to spend a day this autumn - Derbyshire Times
31 amazing brunch spots that are perfect to visit on a day trip across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn - Derbyshire Times

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<p>A late afternoon shot from Chrome Hill. A sheep making the most of the benign conditions (and few people) to have a late snack!</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The glorious view from Monsal Head looking down to Headstone Viaduct spanning Monsal Dale and the River Wye below. At 300 feet long, with five arches reaching some 70-feet at the centre, it was a triumph of Victorian engineering.</p>

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<p>The main bridge over the River Wye in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Grade I Listed, originally 13th century, but largely rebuilt in the 19th.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/duncanh1/">Donnchadh H</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>The main bridge over the River Wye in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Grade I Listed, originally 13th century, but largely rebuilt in the 19th.</p>

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<p>Ladybower Overflow Valve Houses and the River Derwent at the base of the Ladybower Dam, Derbyshire.</p>

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<p>Two balloons in Dovedale, making the most of a misty early autumnal morning. In the middle of the foreground is Ilam rock and the footbridge over the River Dove</p>

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<p><b>Bolehill Peak District, UK</b><br />
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Bolehill Quarry on Sunday morning. There wasn't very much fog to start with even though there was a spectacular inversion. But when the sun rose over the quarry face, the mist built up. I love the warmer light from the sun with the cooler light in the shadows.</p>

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<p>A few days later and I'm still going through photos I took at Bole Hill quarry in the Peak District. The light and the misty conditions were amazing and I'm certainly looking forward to getting back here again, first chance I get!</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/andrewmowbray/">Andrew Mowbray</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Final two posts from the mists of a couple of weeks ago. Some nice texture developed in the mist as the sun got to work. The out of bounds trig point of Wolfscote Hill is visible on the left edge of the horizon</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/andrewmowbray/">Andrew Mowbray</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>Final two posts from the mists of a couple of weeks ago. Some nice texture developed in the mist as the sun got to work.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/mpk_photo/">Mick PK</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>View from the entrance drive of the Hall.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/kingswayjohn/">kingsway john</a> posted a photo:</p>

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<p>A view taken from Castleton village of hang gliders and observers on top of Mam Tor.<br />
The sheer face covering the left side of the photo is the result of periodic geological movement resulting in rock falls which caused the original road below, to collapse.</p>

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