Sunrise highlighting the gritstone tors of High Neb on Stanage Edge.

Frosted rocks of Stanage Edge.

Sunrise painting the gritstone tors of High Neb on Stanage Edge and the hills of the High Peak.

Red Grouse pair - Stanage Edge

Abandoned millstones or grindstones below Stanage Edge.

Toned cyanotype, 27 min exposure.

The much photographed millstones at the eastern end of Stanage Edge, looking out towards Over Owler Tor and Millstone Edge.

Some of the many millstones/grindstones to be found below High Neb on Stanage Edge.

Silly o'clock this morning on Curbar and Froggatt Edges

Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK

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Not easy this morning with the wind.

Abandoned millstone or grindstones below Stanage Edge.

High Neb, Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK

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Afternoon light between the showers on High Neb, Stanage Edge

Abandoned millstones below Stanage Edge in the Peak District

Early morning light on the gritstone of Carhead Rocks.

A small frozen pool on Stanage Edge.

The road leading up to Stanage Edge.

Stanage Edge, Derbyshire. The wild beauty of the Peak District.... all new to us, we loved it!

Stanage Edge.

Stanage Edge , Peak District

Late evening light on the gritstone and heather near High Neb on Stanage Edge.

Looking towards Lose and Win hills from the southern end of Stanage. I’d waited, along with the midges, for a bank of cloud to clear, but it went from interesting skies to clear blue skies very quickly.

I’ve been visiting the eastern moors weekly to check on the progress of the heather bloom. I was hoping for an early show as i thought I may be incapacitated in a couple of weeks or so. After 9 months of waiting I’d got an appointment to see a consultant next week which may lead to me requiring a minor op, however owing to industrial actions by the BMA it was postponed yesterday for 2 months! At this rate I may be out of action during the first snows of winter!!

Fog at The Long Causeway, Stanage Edge.

Towards Over Owler Tor and Millstone Edge.

Looking towards Dennis Knoll and Stanage Edge, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire - 24th June 2006.

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And now for something more colourful, a rainbow over the Hope Valley seen from Stanage Edge.

Heather on Stanage Edge.

The trig column at the eastern end of Stanage Edge.

The well trodden path up to Stanage Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District.

Winter draws to a close with a very wet morning at Stanage Edge, low cloud obscuring much of the surrounding scenery of Burbage Valley.

The small stone circle on Bamford Moor with Stanage Edge in the background.

A pretty wonderful morning spent at Stanage High Neb. Love these millstones stacked up under the crag.

There was a thin gap between the thick clouds and skyline, so hoped I'd chosen right after a very indecisive time trying to work out where to go. Anyway, nice to reflect on a lovely experience. Reminds me I'm not always a Christmas-hating demotivated grumpy old sod :-)

The title might be a bit odd, but the sun looked to be peeking out from under the covers, before deciding to go back to bed (very sensible).

Heavily frosted gritstone tors on Stanage Edge from a few weeks ago.

Sunset at Stanage in the Peak District

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A previously un-edited shot of the sunset up at Stanage Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District, taken a few weeks ago whilst having a meander around the area.

Sunrise over stanage edge, peak district England

A variety of sizes of millstones/grindstones below High Neb on Stanage Edge.

There was some lovely light in Hope Valley yesterday evening, as rain showers cleared, allowing watery sunshine to catch (from left to right) the slopes of Losehill, Win Hill, Bamford Edge and North Lees. The shafts of light can be seen through the rain droplets. I took three images at 240mm and stitched them. The top of the image is cropped more tightly to the top of the hills than would have been ideal but I liked the dark background provided by Kinder Scout and the other high ground beyond Edale.

Looking across to Bamford Moor from Stanage Edge. Mam Tor (left) & Win Hill (right) are visible in the background. Marple &District Ramblers B Group walk.