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Europe » United Kingdom » England » Derbyshire » Hathersage May 7th 2014

Off into Burton today to say goodbye to Pat - he was off back south on the train today. A short but pleasant little run into Burton - a good looking little town with the slow River Trent running right through the middle of it - I could not believe though how many beers are brewed here though. Those people of Burton certainly seem to know their beer Nearly everyone I know of, seems to come from here. They weave their magic on the old River Trent On stuff we should have no regrets when we have spent Our cash, on tears and tales and merriment and laughter And philosophies about the now, here and after And when in the morn we awake all a quiver Don't feel bad - just blame it on the river. ... read more

Europe » United Kingdom » England » Derbyshire » Hathersage September 26th 2010

FROM GOANNA: Mark led us on a drive around the scenic Peak District, taking in beautiful forests, villages and views of the area. We made several stops, the first being Man Tor, a Roman hill fort. While the wooden fortress itself is long gone, the earthworks associated with the fort are still clearly visible in the hillside. On a fine day, the climb to the top would be well worth the view. Our second stop was Peverill Castle, not far from Man Tor. The castle was built around 1060, with a later tower and castle walls remaining on the site as ruins. The climb up to the castle from the village of Castleton was steep, but once there, we had heaps of fun wandering around and pretending to be medieval knights, prisoners and damsels in distress. ... read more
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