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Birch stacked in Wharncliffe woods

Birch stacked in Wharncliffe woods

Posted on July 28, 2018July 28, 2018 Full size 768 × 1024

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#dogsbodies are worth their weight in Jelly Babies especially on a wet cold soggy day on Eyam Moor in the #peakdistrict Who else would lay in deep heather then spring out and play a game of tug. #grrrrrr @k9mountainrescue #searchdog #mountainrescue
Furlong fields around Butterton. One of the few places in the country where they are still intact. Although you can see where a hedge has been grubbed out to make a larger field, the hedge line still visible on the ground. In the foreground are the remains of strip fields that have had successive ploughing. #peakdistrict #whitepeakwalkswest @ciceronepress #localhistory #history #british #countryside

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