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HFF ~ Serpentine fence
A Mam Tor hike
The demolition of an Industrial chimney
HBM - Buxton Pavilion
Monsal Head panorama
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Headstone tunnel
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Gordale Scar waterfalls
The Monsal Head Viaduct
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HMCS Sackville
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How-Zat
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The River Wye and one of its Weir’s.
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Springtime again.
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Fountains Abbey, N. Yorkshire
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A Derbyshire landscape
Mam Tor summit and Trig point
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The Great Ridge – Mam Tor
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Rushup Edge (Peak District)
A Derbyshire barn
HFF~ Follow the fence
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Garden Bicycle
Rannock Moor, Scotland
HFF~ Portland Head Lighthouse view
Pen-y-ghent, Queen of the Dales
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Dream apples.
A Scammonden walk
Sutherland splendour
Deepdale, in the Lake District
Pipe fence!
A Pennine ramp
Before the sun, the snow!
Boston Art
March Haigh Reservoir - dry!
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HFF ~ The Palace Hotel, Buxton
A rare internal fence entry this week featuring just part of the magnificent stairway in the reception area of this grand hotel. The stairs and banisters went up another two floors and I regret not getting more photographs now.
Located in Buxton, the highest market town in England (over 1000 feet above sea level), the Hotel is a popular and much loved historical focal point of Buxton’s culture. Dating back to the 19th century, the Palace Hotel is rich in history and is one of the largest hotels in the Peak District.The Palace Hotel and Spa, built in 1863, became a key feature of Buxton’s skyline and consisted of 122 rooms. The building and its surroundings were very impressive, mainly due to its sheer size, stretching over more than five acres. Set in stunning landscaped gardens, the Palace Hotel featured an internationally admired ball room, luxury gardens fitted with croquet lawns, and a tennis court. The hotel also provided its guests with hot and cold water in each room, which was revolutionary and an advanced amenity during the late 18th century. After several years, the hotel became the first building in Buxton to be equipped with a telephone, a feature that was not only a luxury but rare in most hotels across Britain, and was given the number 22001. ps It is also reputed to be haunted!
PiP
Have a good weekend.
Located in Buxton, the highest market town in England (over 1000 feet above sea level), the Hotel is a popular and much loved historical focal point of Buxton’s culture. Dating back to the 19th century, the Palace Hotel is rich in history and is one of the largest hotels in the Peak District.The Palace Hotel and Spa, built in 1863, became a key feature of Buxton’s skyline and consisted of 122 rooms. The building and its surroundings were very impressive, mainly due to its sheer size, stretching over more than five acres. Set in stunning landscaped gardens, the Palace Hotel featured an internationally admired ball room, luxury gardens fitted with croquet lawns, and a tennis court. The hotel also provided its guests with hot and cold water in each room, which was revolutionary and an advanced amenity during the late 18th century. After several years, the hotel became the first building in Buxton to be equipped with a telephone, a feature that was not only a luxury but rare in most hotels across Britain, and was given the number 22001. ps It is also reputed to be haunted!
PiP
Have a good weekend.
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Belated HFF. Herb
Belated HFF here too. Herb
A belated HFF from me and have a very good week, Herb.
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