The livelihood of the inhabitants of Whaley Bridge, a little Derbyshire town, was based on coal and textiles - both now gone.
Above Bing Wood (‘bing' = slag heap) is the curious scooped-out ridge known as Roosdyche carved out by a glacier.
Toddbrook Reservoir, built to feed the Peak Forest Canal, and tiny Taxal village clustered around its church.
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