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The Derbyshire Peak District |
The highest peaks of the 1013
square miles of Derbyshire are in
the north with Kingerscout, Bleaklow, and Shelf Moss all over 2000 feet
above sea level, on the Yorkshire side the rivers the Wye, Goyt, Dane, Manifold,
and Dove start there journey to the sea with the Mersey, Don, Trent, Erewash,
and Derwent being the areas main drainage.
The Tissington and High Peak Trails are
former railway lines which now offer easy walking and cycling for all.
Derbyshire is rich in abbeys, castles and old houses, and
prehistoric stone circles and later Roman remains for those interested in the
past to investigate on their travels.
Chatsworth House

Derbyshire and the Peak District
is the southern most area of the North Country Web and
can be visited all year round accessed from the
South or North by the A1 M on the East or the M6 Motorway to the West.
It is bounded by Yorkshire to the North
and Leicestershire to the south with and Staffordshire, plus Cheshire on the
west and Nottinghamshire to the East.
The main Highways from the South are the
A1 which runs directly North from London To Edinburgh and the M1 the Motorway
Route which also runs North from London to the West up the centre of the country
to the Leeds / Bradford region where one can traverse East on the M62 to
the A1 to continue through the Eastern region of the North Country past York,
Durham, Newcastle and over the Border to Scotland and Edinburgh.
The highest peaks are in the north with Kingerscout,
Bleaklow, and Shelf Moss all over 2000 feet above sea level, on the Yorkshire
side the rivers the Wye, Goyt, Dane, Manifold, and Dove start there journey to
the sea with the Mersey, Don, Trent, Erewash, and Derwent being the areas main
drainage.
The Southern area of the Peak district is praised for its
scenic gorge like dales, the most popular being Dovedale. The Matlock is centre
of the eastern part of the county which includes in the coal fields of central
England.
Derbyshire is rich in abbey, castles and old houses, and
prehistoric stone circles and later Roman remains for those interested in the
past to investigate on their travels.

The Square, Bakewell, Derbyshire
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We would like to introduce you to the Original Bakewell Pudding experience -
our carefully refined methods and famous traditional recipe ensure that you will
not enjoy a finer pudding anywhere.
Why not visit us in Bakewell, heart of the Peak District for a gastronomic
tour of one of the most traditional English delights.

  
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118, North Parade, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire DE4 3NS Tel: 01629 583325
www.lifeinalens.co.uk
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