Check out these nature images:
Resting in the shade
Image by David’s digits
This little deer was resting in the shade in my neighbors yard ….We never get deer even nature is confussed
pond/lumsdale/derbyshire uk.follow the waterfalls?
Image by johnb/Derbys-uk
THANKS TO SEEING A FRIEND OF MINES PHOTOS,I FOUND A HIDDEN PLACE ONLY 15MILES FROM ME,THANKS HELEN,,,IVE tried to capture how it is,rather different and the waterfalls awesome,Do please if you have 5mins have a look at my walk,and say hello if you pass by..It was like stepping into a different time zone ie 1750,,,.Lumsdale: the hidden valley
The lumsdale valley is an outstandingly beautiful area with a very interesting history. The Bentley Brook flows through a small wooded gorge, and within a relatively short distance you can see the remains of six waterwheels and three ponds – perhaps the most concentrated evidence of early water power in Britain.
Nature has reclaimed its hold the whole valley, and where there was once the noise and dirt of numerous industrial processes there is now a pleasant atmosphere of romantic decay.
The site is owned by the Arkwright Society and is open to the public. During the summer guided tours are provided, and details of these available at Cromford Mill or on the Arkwright Society’s website.
Details of guided tours of the Lumsdale Valley are available from the Arkwright Society at:
Cromford Mill
Mill Lane
Cromford
DE4 3RQ
Telephone: 01629 823256
Email: info@arkwrightsociety.org.uk
Website: www.arkwrightsociety.org.uk
