Walk 10 – Parsley Hay to Friden
Today’s walk is the last in this series. Thank you to everyone who has donated to Lymphoma Action. At the time of writing, these walks (and one cycle ride) have…
Today’s walk is the last in this series. Thank you to everyone who has donated to Lymphoma Action. At the time of writing, these walks (and one cycle ride) have…
Yesterday’s walk was along the Tissington Trail. Opened in 1899, it was the last complete railway built in Derbyshire. Although Peak District tourists loved the line, the local population and…
Yesterday’s walk started at Brierley Forest Park (on the site of the former Sutton Colliery) and took in two of the Phoenix Greenways – the Brierley Branch and Silverhill Trail…
Yesterday’s walk followed a circular route around Middleton Top, Middleton Moor and Hopton Top, so only the last couple of kilometres followed the High Peak Trail. I had a special…
Yesterday I returned to walking after my hiatus due to holiday. This route completes the second half of the Monsal Trail between Monsal Head and Wyedale. The National Library of…
Fog is the sweat of the never-never navvies who Pound, pound, pound, pound, pound Spikes in the rails to their very own heaven. Towers of London – Andy Partridge (XTC).…
We never have a dull moment on our Branch Line. Rev. W. Awdry – Branch Line Engines (The Railway Series, number 16). The Manifold Track is not in Derbyshire. But…
Sam the Eagle (to a young Scrooge): Oh, you will love business. It is the American Way. Gonzo (whispering): Uh, Sam … Sam the Eagle: Oh. It is the BRITISH…
The Iron Man came to the top of the cliff. How far had he walked? Nobody knows. Where had he come from? Nobody knows. How was he made? Nobody knows.…
‘But,’ he skewed towards the castle, ‘it’s worse in there. There, the map says, the boundary is undefined.’ Alan Garner, Red Shift. The forecast was for thunderstorms, so it was…