Peak District, England

The Peak District covers areas of Staffordshire, Cheshire, Derbyshire and Yorkshire and became Britain's first national park in 1951. Also, the fact that it is well frequented is only partly due to its proximity to places such as Manchester, Sheffield and Derby. It also contains some stunning scenery, some of which you are about to see, and is a haven for hill walkers. The photos that you find here come from every county in the list apart from Yorkshire, though there is the Pennine Way album for that too. 2013 saw me attend to addressing what felt like and undeserved neglect of the area and the album contains only digital photos now that I want to display larger photos than before. Just click on a thumbnail above to see how the larger ones look now. Naturally, this remains a work in progress, so there may more improvements here yet.