St. Ives, Cornwall
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Every Summer we make a pilgrimage to the green and pleasant land of Bakewell in Derbyshire. The soft, clean air, impressive peaks, leisurely activities and tap water that doesn't taste like chlorine and 6 other peoples' wee make the Peak District one of my favourite spots for escaping the city. Despite coming here for over
Over Haddon is a small but very picturesque Peak District village, set peacefully amidst the rolling fields of the White Peak and located on a hill
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Our first stop of the weekend was to Malham Cove. It’s a 230ft (70m) sheer limestone rockface which was created by glaciers pulling away rocks from the Middle Craven Fault each time the glaciers melted. Now that the glaciers have melted, the water flows under the ground now, but there would have been a huge waterfall as they melted. How amazing would that be to see?! Nowadays, it’s popular throughout the year for expert climbers and you can see why! It’s huge!
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Resting atop the rolling patchwork hills of the Derbyshire Dales, the refined Spa town of Buxton balances elegant Georgian Terraces with flourishes of Victorian architectural ingenuity. Its natural thermal springs have long been a draw for visitors believing the water to have unique healing properties; dating from the Romans right through to present day pilgrims. […]
Broadwell gurgles and bubbles with bright water, springs feed streams that course through and surround the village green, here a shallow ford provides a crossing. Fresh water so close to the prehistoric Ridge way led to an early and long enduring settlement of this area. A Roman villa lies between the village and the Fosseway, an important Roman road. The manor is mentioned in Saxon charters as well as it's entry in the Domesday survey which mentions a priest. So the Norman church may be Saxon in origin, the church and manor were given to the abbey of Evesham. After the Dissolution the manor was divided between the Hodges and Chadwell families whose wealth is displayed in a magnificent collection of Bale tombs near the chancel of the historic village church. Although on the outskirts of Stow-on-the-Wold and close to the busy Fosseway a quiet unbroken for many centuries envelops this ancient Cotswold landscape of church, manor house, green and village Inn. Broadwell is near Stow-on-the-Wold just over half an hour from Stratford-upon-Avon www.bwthornton.co.uk
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This is situated on the East Promenade opposite the Town Hall.
Alfred Wallis' grave is located in Barnoon Cemetery, St Ives, with an amazing view overlooking Porthmeor Beach. It was specially designed and the tiles were made by the famous potter, Bernard Leach. It depicts a tiny mariner at the foot of a huge lighthouse in the style of Alfred's art.
A figure-of-eight walk around the fishing village and headlands surrounding Polperro, passing the net loft perched above the harbour, the Victorian sea pool, the site of the mediaeval chapel and the harbourmaster's route to the lighthouse.
Laura Burlington turns her hand to The Cavendish Hotel in Baslow, a former coaching inn on the estate supposedly won by the sixth Duke in a game of cards in the 1830s.
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New Work 9th March - 13th April, 2013 Contact us for full catalogue Image: Andrew Bird, Distance to the horizon, 2012 Press Release Tarpey Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of new work by Andrew Bird. Based in Derbyshire, and a frequent visitor to Cornwall, Andrew finds inspiration from both of
A beautiful sunny day in the Peak District
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Manufactured during the 1930s and 1940s, the Derbyshire Micromill was an unusual device in being a miniature, very high-precision milling machine designed to handle small jobs made to critical dimensions.
