North Wingfield to Stone Edge - (Chesterfield Round Walk: p4) - 24/06/15 - 6 Miles

So that would be Far Tupton Wood then ....

Just at the point when you think you are lost, one of these pops up.

But the constant navigation, means you cover ground no faster than 2 miles an hour.

But if you see the Crooked Spire in the distance, you know you can't be too far out...

Plus you have these, which tell you where you are, what you're doing, and why you are doing it.

Brimington to Heath to North Wingfield (Chesterfield Round Walk: parts 2 and 3) - 22/06/15 - 10.5 Miles

Waterproofs on, waterproofs off, sort of day.

The easy to carry around instructions for part 2.

Sutton Scarsdale Hall (visitor centre not visible).

All Saints Church at Heath.

Not everyone can keep up the pace.

The not so easy to carry around instructions for part 3.

Unstone to Brimington (Chesterfield Round Walk: part 1) - 19/06/15 - 6 Miles

The start of my holiday walking project (weather permitting)

Monsal Trail Circular (Derbyshire Peak) - 17/06/15 - 5.25 Miles - Helen (Molly)

The postcard view of Monsal viaduct (as appreciated by the grumpy dog)

A choice of routes for both the walker and cyclist.

Everything going well, apart from the on/off drizzle and the cows at the top of the hill.

Baslow / Birchen Edge circular - (White Peak) - 09/06/15 - 7 Miles

From left to right - where I was going, where I had been, and where I was going afterwards.

Flaming June ?

Nelsons Three Ships in dry dock.

.... and his monument of course.

Hathersage (Stanage Edge) circular - Dark Peak - 26/05/15 - 10 Miles

But it's okay for the bluebells to cause a blaze then ?

Am I near the top yet ?

Climbers take a harder approach to scaling High Neb

It's grand in these parts by eck

The way down weren't bad either

Bretton (circular) - Derbyshire Peak - 10/05/15 - 4.5 Miles - Helen (Molly)

Wet and peaty to start but fantastic views.

Wherever you walk you can't avoid those Bluebells.

Walking back to the car following a swift half at the Barrell Inn