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Aerial gallery The Roaches Peak District.
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Photographs by Gary Baker. These photographs were taken on the Roaches using a Quadcopter. If you want to use them. Click on photograph to go to larger image. Above Drive to Roaches Hall. Hen cloud towards the Roaches. Roach end towards Sythamley. East of Hen Cloud. Roaches from Hen Cloud. Peak Weavers Rooms and Restaurant. Tea Junction tea rooms. The Old Post Office Barn Holidays. Hen Cloud Holiday Cottage. Greenhouse Farm Holiday Cottage. Field House Holiday Cottage. Lapwing Hall Caravan Site.
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Pauls gallery The Roaches Peak District.
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Photographs by Paul Shaw. Contact the Webmaster if you want to use them. Click on photograph to go to larger image. Peak Weavers Rooms and Restaurant. Tea Junction tea rooms. The Old Post Office Barn Holidays. Hen Cloud Holiday Cottage. Greenhouse Farm Holiday Cottage. Field House Holiday Cottage. Lapwing Hall Caravan Site.
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walks Overview The Roaches Peak District holiday cottages Roaches
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GPS data has been added on the detailed walk page for those who want to navigate by phone or other device. If you see a wallaby. On your travels don't forget to tell us about it. Also if you've see one in the past please tell us your story. A Circular walk from Roach End to Lud Church. And High Forest Ridge. Total distance about 3miles. Total walking time 1.5 to 2 hours. A circular walk from Roaches gate to Docksey Pool via Rock hall and the south end of the Roaches. Peak Weavers Rooms and Restaurant.
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Walk 4 The Roaches Peak District.
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Circular walk from Roach End to Hanging Stone via Back Forest Ridge, High Forest and Clough Head. Is a rocky outcrop with some interesting history. Total time about 2 to 2.5hours - approx 4miles. For those who want to use GPS on their phone or other device Matt Vokes provided this .gpx file. You will have to have to sign in to your Google Drive account or register to download it. If you prefer to get the file from Dropbox then click here. You can view Walk 4 in Google maps here. 5Continuing along the rid...
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Walk 1 The Roaches Peak District.
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Circular walk from Roach End to Lud Church and Back Forest Ridge. Is a rocky chasm about 15 metres(50 feet) deep in the hillside. It has a history of being used for various religious purposes. Total time about 1 to 2hours - approx 3 miles. For those who want to use GPS on their phone or other device Matt Vokes provided this .gpx file. You will have to have to sign in to your Google Drive account or register to download it. If you prefer to get the file from Dropbox then click here. 4Continue through the ...
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Wallaby memories The Roaches Peak District.
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On this page I will publish any memories you have of the Wallabies or Yaks. Contact webmaster. I had been studying the wallabies for 40 years, from 1969 to 2009. One correspondent queries which species. Red-necked Wallaby. But specifically the Tasmanian race. There are still small colonies of the same species on islands in Loch Lomond and on the Isle of Man, but they also turn up in a very wide range of other places: they breed well in captivity, or semi-captivity, but seem quite adept at escaping, too.
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Things of Interest around The Roaches Peak District.
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Things of Interest Around the Roaches. This page contains gossip, information and legend about events that have happened around the Roaches. 3500 year old Urn. Found on the Roaches during footpath restoration. Helicopter assisted stone walling. Over the top conservation. There have been a number on the Roaches. The Cannibals of Caster Bridge. The Death of Alice. Tragedy in Lud's Church. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Knights on the Roaches. In the Leek Post and Times newspaper. Ken and cultural heritag...
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Where to Stay The Roaches Peak District holiday cottages Roaches
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Peak Weavers . Rooms and Restaurant. Whether your stay is for business or pleasure, one night or more, the Peak Weavers makes a great base for exploring Leek and the surrounding area. Spend a day enjoying the natural beauty of the Peak Park whilst still being perfectly located to enjoy the independent shops, busy markets, antiques and bars and restaurants that Leek has to offer. If you’re in the area for a little longer then why not think about our self catering cottage? The Old Post Office Barn. Field H...
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Climbing for the Uninitiated The Roaches Peak District.
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Climbing for the Uninitiated. There has been Rock climbing on the Roaches since the turn of the 20th century. Access to the rocks was a problem for the early pioneers of the sport according to the book Staffordshire Gritstone by the British Mountaineering Council. Hen Cloud in particular was a problem because our friend Courtney Brocklehurst had armed gamekeepers patrolling the area! They were presumably looking after the game birds and the zoo from whence the wallabies came. Rock climbing has become ver...
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Bobs gallery The Roaches Peak District.
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Photographs by Bob Foster. These are photographs I've taken while walking round the Roaches. If you want to use them. Click on photograph to go to larger image. Cave on Five Clouds. Climbing on the upper Tier. Five Clouds Quarry Bldg. Hen Cloud from Five Clouds. Hen Cloud from the Mermaid. Leek from Five Clouds. Misty View from Roach Rd. Path to Upper Tier. Roaches from Gunn Hill. Tittersworth from Roach Ridge. Peak Weavers Rooms and Restaurant. Tea Junction tea rooms. The Old Post Office Barn Holidays.
