Thinking about where to rent a cottage for a self-catering break in the Peak District national park in Derbyshire? There is a distinct difference between the north and south Peak District.; the north is much more of a wilderness with open exposed moors, lots of heather, fewer trees and the occasional lonely farmhouse. It is Read More …
The River Derwent has been dammed in Derbyshire with the creation of the Upper Derwent Reservoir, a superb cycling and leisure area that lies between two other spectacular bodies of water, the Ladybower Reservoir to the south and the Howden Reservoir to the north. A striking curtain of water is created as water spills in Read More …
The Peak District National Park is a stunning patch of countryside across the centre of the Midlands in England. Moors and dales strewn with limestone are full of way-marked trails and bridleways. At intervals are small villages and a few towns such as Buxton, Matlock and Bakewell that serve the farming community and the thousands Read More …
Going walking in the Peak District is an admirable thing to do. I am amazed at the pleasure that some people get from trudging over hills and dales. They feel rewarded by the views when they reach a summit. Good on them, personally, I prefer to drive up the nearest hill and see the views Read More …
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