After monitoring synoptic charts for the last few days the weather appeared ideal for a walk today. My prediction was right! I had the weather on my side and set out to further explore the moors of the dark Peak to around a height of 500 metres.
I wanted to focus this walk on enjoyment and building my fitness further. I’ve being climbing and road cycling a lot recently.
I was inspired by the book, Peak Rock, a climbing history of the Peak district, I’m currently rereading. The gritstone walls i saw on my walk reminded me of the same rock on Stanage edge, on which i have climbed frequently over the years.
I often paused to look through my wild flower guide as there is currently an abundance of flora flurishing in the acid soaked soil.
I have included some lovely photographs below.
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I love the Peak District whatever the time of year but I’m especially delighted with the area when the wildflowers on the limestone are in bloom.
Hi Lee,
Thank you for your comment. We really are very lucky to experience the Peak District. I never get bored of it either walking, running or climbing.