Peak District

Although it is around 250 miles from where we live, next to Dartmoor, to England’s first National Park I always feel at home when I arrive. The Peak District has the same rolling nature to the landscape, the same heather moorlands and even shares the rocky outcrops known as tors with Dartmoor. Its not just the landscape here that I love, the buildings have a solid nature to them, and they ooze character.

Drystone wall lined lane with stone barn and single cloud in a blue sky, Peak District National Park

Sheep, fields, drystone walls and a stone barn in shadowy sunlight in the Peak District National Park

Smoke from a fire in the valley below the rocks at Curbar Edge at sunset, Peak District National Park

Stone walled building with broken windows and bare tree branches, Longnor, Peak District National Park

Stone steps on a gritstone footpath at Curbar Edge at sunset, Peak District National Park

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Dappled sunlight on the River Dove, Dovedale

Street lit cottages at night, Longnor, Peak District National Park

Old agricultural building with green doors, Longnor, Peak District National Park