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Dramatic lighting conditions across the Peak District and surrounding areas is the theme for this latest page of landscapes on Boots and Paws.
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| From left to right the photos above show Wildboarclough, Ridgegate Reservoir at Macclesfield Forest and a view across hills from close to the Macclesfield to Buxton Road with the summit of Shutlingsloe in the distance. | ||
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| Late evening sunshine from Standing Stone, Macclesfield and two views taken on a short walk to the summit of Mam Tor near Castleton. The views are taken towards the north and the beautiful Vale of Edale, the start of the Pennine Way. | ||
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| Hen Cloud, (left photo) at the Roaches provides the backdrop for a view from Tittesworth Reservoir where water levels have dropped in recent weeks. The reservoir was formed in 1858 by a dam across the Churnet Valley and provides drinking water for the Stoke-on-Trent area. The other two pictures above show Stanage Edge near Hathersage and a scene reminiscent of the Yorkshire Dales with an old barn and dry stone walls near Longnor. | ||
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| Storm clouds race across the reef limestone summits of Chrome Hill and Parkhouse Hill close to Hollinsclough Village. | ||
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Copyright Nicky Griffiths 2006