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  • Barbra DepledgeBarbra’s Peak OdysseyTraveler
    I don't understand sheep genetics! These two gorgeous black lambs had a whole white Mum!
    Lovely views opening upWater troughs in Chelmorton with signage explaining the challenges of water supply in past centuriesThis bespoke phone box actually had a phone in. I'm used to cream boxes in Hull and red elsewhereA reminder of Peak Wesley - a Primitive Methodist chapel - now a houseDow Low quarry is hideously unsightly but presumably fuels our desire for solid houses, roads etc8 take my hat off 59 wildlife camera people! I spent age tryingto capture 3 swifts in flightStill plenty of glorious bluebells. (Sorry, Brenda, purple bells!!!)And cowslipsLots of cows today. And lots of those wonderful dry stone walls (Derbyshire style) stretching aheadThis poor ewe was being clambered on my her speckled lambsFinally arriving in the lovely village of Hartington - just before the first downpourHartington's splendid post box

    Hadn't added the photos!

    May 14–18 in England ⋅ ☁️ 9 °C
    Kathryn Gardiner

    TravelerBeautiful scenery. 😍

    5/17/26Reply
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