Derbyshire Delights
w/e 03 May 2020
All of this week's pictures were
taken with various Kodak cameras
With the coronavirus lockdown continuing, trips out
to local attractions are still not possible and although the
Peak District is not too far away there are other delightful
places in Derbyshire too. Looking back over the previous twenty
years or so, I've selected just a few images from both the Peak
District and also closer to home, taken at various times during
those twenty years for this retrospective view of the area.
Lea Gardens, famous for rhododendrons, in May 2001.
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Monsal Dale in October 2001.
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Cromford Black Rocks in March 2003.
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Tissington Village at the Well Dressing Festival in May 2007.
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Observation post at Ogston Reservoir in October 2008.
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Alport Heights at Ashleyhay in July 2010.
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Willersley Castle from Scarthin Rock at Cromford in October 2012.
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National Tramway Museum at Crich in November 2012.
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Tapton Lock Visitor Centre at Chesterfield in July 2015.
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River Derwent at Matlock Bath in October 2017.
Looking back at the images above, I've just realised that four
out of the ten were taken in the month of October but any time
of year is good to visit these delightful places in Derbyshire.
Now all we need is for the lockdown restrictions to be removed
or at least relaxed before October 2020 because wherever or whenever
you go, in the Peak District or out of it, you'll find that Derbyshire
delights!
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