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Tor means high rock, and Shining Tor is the highest point in Cheshire with some stunning views South West looking over Shutlingsloe and Wildboarclough. The summit and the North-South ridge are formed from Chatsworth Grit.
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A misty morning from Chrome Hill looking over towards Parkhouse Hill in the Peak District
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The limestone pinnacle makes for a great foreground up on Chrome Hill, looking out over to Parkhouse Hill
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Gritstone has been worked into tools for over 2000 years and Standage Edge was once a quarry in the past where it produced grindstones
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Stanage Edge in Derbyshire is a gritstone escarpment in the Peak District National Park
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Looking down onto Hathersage in the Hope Valley, Peak District as people come and go.
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The millstones on Stanage Edge in the Peak District National Park
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Roach End Barn at sunset, an old derelict out building which was probably part of Roachend Farm.
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Roach End Barn at Sunset looking out over towards Danebridge and Dane Valley with the sun setting over Bosley Cloud in Congleton.
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Roach End Barn sits at the Northern end of The Roaches in the Peak District National Park
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The Trinnacle at Saddleworth Moor,providing a great feature in an otherwise baron sparse landscape, over looking Greenfeild Reservoir.
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Admiring Dove Stone Reservoir on my way home, I just sat and watched the sun fade, a stunning remote location.
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Overlooking Dove Stone Reservoir from Ashway Rocks, a wonderful outcrop of gritstone rocks to admire the views from.
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Overlooking Dove Stone Reservoir, Ashway Cross is a memorial to James Platt former MP for Oldham, who was killed in a grouse shooting accident in 1857.
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The Roaches can be moody and dark and even surreal in the right conditions
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St Bartholomew Church spire rises though the morning mist in Butterton in the Peak District
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A misty morning in the Dove Valley in the Peak District covered snow.
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Just south of Hulme End in Staffordshire, a farmer clears fallen trees with mist formed in the River Manifold beyond.
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A magical morning of Snow, Mist and Sun makes for a wonderful scene along the Dove Valley, where the River Dove divides the counties of Staffordshire and Derbyshire.
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Looking out over towards Chrome Hill from Parkhouse Hill on a snowy afternoon.
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Looking North West from High Wheeldon up the Dove Valley with Parkhouse and Chrome Hills in the far distance.
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The stunning Chrome Hill at winter, covered in snow
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Some lovely side light on Peaseland Rocks, with the River Dove flowing though Wolfscote Dale
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Peaseland Rocks and Wolfscote Dale covered in Snow
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