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<p>The next day found us at Padley and the Longshaw Estate in similar conditions. Possibly too foggy if that's even a thing. <br />
I've always enjoyed this section of the woodland. Ameliorated with the downed tree to the right. <br />
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Last weekend was a black and white type of a weekend. <br />
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Here's to more of the same over the festive period.</p>

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<p>River Wye, Derbyshire</p>

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<p>peak district national park</p>

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<p>Nikon F5 // Kodak Gold 200</p>

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<p>Someone had plenty of time on their hands!</p>

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<p>Last night it was so foggy we couldn't see the chimney on Hope Cement Works, Plan B came in to effect and I decided to shoot a passing car trail.<br />
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The only problem was there were no cars passing by. I waited a while and ended up jumping in my car and providing the light trail myself. Not a bad effort guessing the settings first time.<br />
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On locating this road on a map, I found the name of the road unusual, "Siggate". No road or street after the name, just Siggate. I have since found that this area was the site of old lead mines, one of which was called the Siggate.</p>

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<p>This evening's trip to Hope Cement Works was supposed to be about shooting a misty night landscape. However, as we arrived it soon became clear (which is the opposite) that there was too much fog.<br />
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We couldn't even see the chimney on the cement works so settled for shooting a foggy silhouetted selfie.</p>

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<p>Towards Higger Tor from Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Walkers on a chilly and windy Bamford Edge from a few weeks ago.</p>

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<p>Part of the remains left at Chinley Churn Quarry, a large gritstone site near the village of Chinley. The quarry closed in the 1920's. In the background lie the cloud-capped peaks of South Head and Mount Famine.</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/148158464@N08/54999974428/" title="25PEA043 Looking down the western ridge of Chrome Hill, with Hollins Hill to the left and High Edge to the right"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54999974428_89322d5d28_m.jpg" width="240" height="160" alt="25PEA043 Looking down the western ridge of Chrome Hill, with Hollins Hill to the left and High Edge to the right" /></a></p>

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<p>Taken in summer 2025 from the footbridge over Grinds Brook near Edale, Derbyshire.</p>

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<p>Little 29(s)miles out on Himmy this afternoon.. <br />
Had some 'Heros' to drop off at my old ambulance station. (Middlewood Ambulance Station). <br />
Stopped off at the lovely Strines Inn for a cappuccino.. <br />
Bit murky and mucky out there...<br />
But always good to get out on the bike!!<br />
Looking over Strines Reservoir and Strines Folly (to the right).</p>

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