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... is never going to beat the Lake district (the clue is in the name), but it by no means plays second fiddle, and lakes mean sailing. Sailing is fantastic, especially on lakes. ... , pulling it in or, God forbid, capsizing, you’re going to want somewhere warm and dry to stay afterwards. Luckily, due to the tourism that the Peak District brings, there are plenty of cottages in the Peak District ...

Salam and hi everyone, Just a quick update for you all, next week Saturday the 14th, Give It A Go! will be having a walk to Peak District Ladybower. Vital facts for interested people to know: Venue: Meet at entrance to Sheffield Train Station at 09:45 Price: £2.50 + Train (£3.15 WITH RAILCARD) = £5. ...

A strip of broken white slashes of snow lurked under the mist that embraced Kinder Scout as I passed by Hayfield this morning. So I continued on towards Buxton. Then the Peak Forest turn beckoned, and, being averse to fog, I stormed ahead until I spotted the crooked spire at Chesterfield. A few miles further on I received a text message: "Facilities available, two miles ahead, ...