Thumbnails of Photographs and Pictures from Walks in The Peak District

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Shutlingsloe from Tegg's Nose   The ancient quarry machinery in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient crane used to quarry millstone grit in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient stone saw used to cut millstone grit in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient crane used to quarry millstone grit in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient crane used to quarry millstone grit in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient machinery used to quarry millstone grit in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Ancient quarrying machinery in Tegg's Nose Country Park   Shutlingsloe (centre) and Ridgegate Reservoir (right) from Tegg's Nose Country Park   Macclesfield Forest across the valley from Tegg's Nose Country Park   On the trail through Tegg's Nose Country Park   On the Tegg's Nose Trail   The view from Tegg's Nose Country Park with Shutlingsloe prominent on the horizon (centre left)   Walker Barn Methodist Church   Lone, ruined barn near Ashtreetop in Macclesfield Forest   Log Pile in Macclesfield Forest   Pile of logs in Macclesfield Forest   Tegg's Nose from Ridgegate Reservoir, Langley   The Leather's Smithy, Ridgegate Reservoir, Langley   Crossing Upper Hurst Brook on the way back to Hathersage   Winhill Pike (Win Hill) across Bamford Moor from High Neb (Stanage Edge)   Looking towards High Neb (Stanage Edge) from Stanage Edge (Stanage Edge)   Admiring the view from Stanage Edge (Stanage Edge)   Stanage Edge (Stanage Edge) Summit Trig Point   'Caution: Toads Crossing' sign on the road near Bowden Bridge, Hayfield   Toads crossing the road near Bowden Bridge, Hayfield   Mount Famine summit   Looking ahead to Mount Famine from South Head (Hayfield)   The view from South Head (Hayfield)   South Head (Hayfield) summit cairn   Looking across the moor from Brown Knoll (Edale) to South Head   Brown Knoll summit Trig Point   Edale Cross   Looking back up the ridge to Cat's Tor   Cat's Tor summit cairn   Shutlingsloe from Cat's Tor   The paved path across the bog to Cat's Tor   On the summit of Shining Tor   Shining Tor summit Trig Point   Lamaload Reservoir   Featherbed Top (Featherbed Moss)   Mill Hill (Ashop Head) summit cairn   On of the many amazingly sculptured rocks at Seal Stones (Kinder Scout)   The Edge (Kinder Scout) summit trig point   Rocks on Fairbrook Naze (Kinder Scout)   Seal Stones (Kinder Scout) summit   Heading towards Seal Stones (Kinder Scout)   Walking beside the River Ashop   Alphin Pike summit cairn and trig point   Stable Stones Brow (Hoarstone Edge) summit   Great Dove Stone Rocks summit cairn   Ashway Rocks   Blake Mere (Merryton Low) Trig Point   Blake Mere (Merryton Low) Trig Point   Blake Mere (Merryton Low)   On Wolfscote Hill   Wolfscote Hill   Fantastic view from the top of Wolfscote Hill   On the top of Wolfscote Hill   Wolfscote Hill Trig Point   Me at Blake Mere (Merryton Low) Trig Point   The view from the summit of Black Hill (Soldier's Lump)   On the summit of Black Hill (Soldier's Lump)   Footbridge over Dean Clough near Goodbent Lodge   Old chimney in Danebower Quarries   Unusual dry stone structure in Danebower Quarries   The River Dane in Danebower Quarries   Crossing the River Dane in Danebower Quarries   River Dane in Danebower Quarries   Y shaped section of dry stone wall near Orchard Farm   Another view of the sheepfold on Cheeks Hill - the highest point in Staffordshire   Croker Hill (mast far left), Shutlingsloe (centre right) and Whetstone Edge (right) from Axe Edge (Axe Edge Moor)   The Cat and Fiddle from Axe Edge (Axe Edge Moor)   Sheep Fold on Cheeks Hill - the highest point in Staffordshire   Axe Edge (Axe Edge Moor) summit trig point   Buxton from Axe Edge (Axe Edge Moor)   The Cat and Fiddle Pub   Wildboarclough and Shutlingsloe (right) from Whetstone Ridge   Whetstone Ridge summit   The Cat and Fiddle   Looking towards Kinder Scout from Mam Tor   Mam Tor from near Castleton   Descending back to Edale from a misty Kinder Scout   More rock formations on a misty Kinder Scout   Its getting a bit wet and windy on a misty Kinder Scout   Caldron on a misty Kinder Scout   Caldron on a misty Kinder Scout   Cascading water on a misty Kinder Scout   Sculptured rock streams on a misty Kinder Scout   Sculptured rocks on a misty Kinder Scout   Into the abyss on a misty Kinder Scout   Lost on a misty Kinder Scout in the Great Grimpen Mire   Climbing Jacob's Ladder   The bridge over the River Noe at the bottom of Jacob's Ladder   National Trust plaque at the bottom of Jacob's Ladder   Yachts on Dove Stone Reservoir with Alderman's Brow in the background   Yeoman Hey Reservoir below Alderman's Hill (top right) and Alphin Pike in the background from above Greenfield Reservoir   Walkers and Cyclists near the Kings Tree turning circle at the northern end of Howden Reservoir   Howden Reservoir at Low Water   Howden Reservoir overflow  

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