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These scenic walks are perfect if you’re looking to explore Derbyshire and the Peak District this summer - thestar.co.uk
This stunning village nestled in the Peak District is perfect to explore this summer - thestar.co.uk
Stunning Peak District village one of most beautiful places to visit in the UK - thestar.co.uk
The charming village on edge of Peak District you need to explore this summer - thestar.co.uk
32 places that you cannot miss if you’re visiting Derbyshire and the Peak District this summer - Derbyshire Times
These stunning towns and villages across Derbyshire and the Peak District are perfect summer destinations - Derbyshire Times
An almost wild camping trip: alternative family fun in the Peak District - The Guardian
Man who died in suspected murder at Peak District stone circle named by police - The Guardian
6 indicted on drug-trafficking charges in Pikes Peak region, 300,000 fentanyl pills seized - Colorado Springs Gazette

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<p>A dilapidated old wall near where the path turns off through the woods towards Ladybower.</p>

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<p>Stanage Edge is a mighty gritstone escarpment north of the pretty village of Hathersage. It’s hugely popular with rock climbers, who travel from all over the country to take on the many challenges provided by its sheer faces. Stanage runs for almost four miles roughly north to south, from Moscar Moor to Burbage, rising to 458 metres (1,503 feet) at High Neb, its highest point.<br />
In many ways Stanage is the epitome of the Dark Peak. Its gritstone plateau is a wild place, often harsh and brooding, with sharp winds that will take your breath away. But the views from the top are just as breath-taking, and in warmer months its slopes are softened by blooming purple heathers and bright bracken. Here and there are abandoned millstones, echoing back to the industrial past of this area.<br />
(letsgopeakdistrict.co.uk) Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK<br />
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<p>Early morning light on the gritstone of Stanage Edge.</p>

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<p>The Ox Stones, a group of gritstone tors on Burbage Moor.</p>

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<p>A Dark Green Fritillary butterfly seen near Denis Knoll below Stanage Edge.</p>

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<p>Milldale National Trust, Staffordshire, England.<br />
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The River Dove</p>

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<p>The bright greens of spring are now being replaced by the yellows of summer. At this point the dale runs almost east-west so the lighting gets quite interesting. <br />
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3 photos taken during an afternoon walk in Lathkill Dale earlier this week, I was making the most of some "cooler" weather on the day before the heatwave started. The early morning cloud broke up in the early afternoon, although in the east some cloud persisted all day, adding interest to the sky without killing the sunlight</p>

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<p>The sinking sun just catching the top of the limestone tor. <br />
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3 photos taken during an afternoon walk in Lathkill Dale earlier this week, I was making the most of some "cooler" weather on the day before the heatwave started. The early morning cloud broke up in the early afternoon, although in the east some cloud persisted all day, adding interest to the sky without killing the sunlight. I sat here and listened for 2 hours to the radio commentary of Egypt against Argentina, and the clouds didn't seem to move in that time</p>

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<p>Looking down Lathkill Dale from below Ricklow Quarry at 8pm as the shadows lengthen. The odd shaped yellow plants in the foreground are Great Mullein; a plant that grows well on the limestone soils. They seem to be spreading in the dale; as are a lot of plants and shrubs that aren't kept in check by the constant the nibbling of sheep. <br />
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3 photos taken during an afternoon walk in Lathkill Dale earlier this week, I was making the most of some "cooler" weather on the day before the heatwave started. The early morning cloud broke up in the early afternoon, although in the east some cloud persisted all day, adding interest to the sky without killing the sunlight</p>

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<p>Cressbrook Dale 29062026</p>

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<p>Cressbrook Dale 29062026</p>

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<p>Cressbrook Dale 29062026</p>

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<p>Cressbrook Dale 29062026 - I suspect I was close to a nest as this female was making the alarm call and followed me a short way up the path</p>

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