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Villages in North Wales, Cumbria and Peak District named among 'UK's prettiest mini-breaks' - Manchester Evening News
World-famous Peak District bakery reopens after major refurbishment - Derbyshire Live
Historic Peak District hotel goes on the market – with asking price for “renowned” property set at over £2 million - Derbyshire Times
Kinder Scout Peak District: Tragedy as walker dies after fall at beauty spot - thestar.co.uk
Man killed in horror Peak District fall as 10-hour mission launched to find body - The Mirror
"People don’t realise the impact": Peak District Viking goes viral after video kicking down visitors' stone stacks - Derbyshire Times
"I'd love a copy in every school": Peak District community crowdfunds grandma's book for children about dementia - Derbyshire Times
Peak District country pub reopens with new team at the helm – including one of Derbyshire’s youngest landlords - Derbyshire Times
48 of the best pubs to visit on a sunny day in Chesterfield, Derbyshire and the Peak District – perfect for this weekend - Derbyshire Times

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<p>Early Purple Orchids shelter in the Grykes<br />
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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>6E68, the 12.34 Peak Forest to Selby leaves a dust trail through Edale on the 21st September 1995 with Transrail 60005 in charge.<br />
The loco carries the name 'Skiddaw'.<br />
<br />
©Dave Peachey.</p>

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<p>Hunslet Barclay 20905 & 20902 top 'n' tail a weedkilling train through Edale on the 21st September 1995, running as 7Z07 05.08 Chester to Doncaster.<br />
Doesn't appear to be spraying, so could have been a transit move.<br />
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20905 was one of the last batch of the class built in 1967 entering service as D8325, the class reaching a total of 228 locos.<br />
It now works for Balfour Beatty, (as at July 2025), and often works the 'drain train'.<br />
20902 was scrapped.<br />
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©Dave Peachey.</p>

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<p>Met Cam 101656 (51230 & 54056) approach Edale station on the 21st September 1995 working 2H36, 10.38 Manchester Piccadilly to Sheffield stopping service.<br />
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©Dave Peachey.</p>

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<p>Looking towards the Staffordshire Moorlands from Ecton Hill. Taken on an evening when the sun didn't disappear behind clouds too early</p>

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<p>The Ashopton Viaduct carrying the A57 Snake Pass road across the Ladybower Reservoir.</p>

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<p>Seen by the side of the High Peak Trail.</p>

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<p>From Birly Lane .</p>

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<p>Old Smithy at Monyash!! <br />
Where Paul bought me a cappuccino!<br />
<br />
He took this shot - <br />
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<p>Back in May, we heard the first cuckoo of the year, calling clear and loud from one of these woods. Such an uplifting moment.</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge, Peak District</p>

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<p>Arbor Low is an important Neolithic stone circle surrounded by a ditch complex on the high limestone plateau south of Buxton, 1350 ft above ASL. At least 50 limestone slabs, all now fallen, were used. It had a central "cove" of stones which is believed to hold special ceremonial significance. Nearby is the Gib Hill Barrow burial site which has yielded Bronze Age pots and implements. The site was one of the first to be protected under the Historic Monuments Act of 1882 and, as such, is marked out with granite boundary stones carrying the cipher of Queen Victoria. Later stones show George V and the very latest, replacing a damaged one, is Charles III. Today it is managed by English Heritage.</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/kitmasterbloke/54644312410/" title="Arbor Low , Neolithic religious site; English Heritage. Ground view."><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54644312410_137890c0cb_m.jpg" width="240" height="114" alt="Arbor Low , Neolithic religious site; English Heritage. Ground view." /></a></p>

<p>Arbor Low is an important Neolithic stone circle surrounded by a ditch complex on the high limestone plateau south of Buxton, 1350 ft above ASL. At least 50 limestone slabs, all now fallen, were used. It had a central "cove" of stones which is believed to hold special ceremonial significance. Nearby is the Gib Hill Barrow burial site which has yielded Bronze Age pots and implements. The site was one of the first to be protected under the Historic Monuments Act of 1882 and, as such, is marked out with granite boundary stones carrying the cipher of Queen Victoria. Later stones show George V and the very latest, replacing a damaged one, is Charles III. Today it is managed by English Heritage.</p>

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