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near to Sheldon, Derbyshire, England

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	Field below Dirtlow Plantation by Andrew Hill A hillside field of stubble seen on a grey September morning.
	View across Kirkdale to Limestone Plateau by George Wolfe This is typical of limestone scenery with small woods amongst open pastures
	Footpath towards Over Haddon by Chris Wimbush
	Stone Stile, Sheldon by Louise Marsden On Derbyshire footpath Ashford in the Water FP 8 Easty of the village near Kirk Dale, looking SE.
	Emerging crop below Dirtlow Farm by Bill Boaden The hillside continues down to Ashford in the Water.
	Kirk Dale by Nigel Mykura View north east into the dale from the minor road that runs from Sheldon down into the dale and then down to Ashford in the Water.on the River Wye. The wood on the right is Arrock Plantation on the opposite side of the dale.
	Footpath sign Derbyshire Dales by Steve Fareham Looking down to the Wye Valley high above Ashford in the Water.
	Winter trees on the skyline by Graham Hogg A narrow strip of woodland above Kirk Dale
	Kirk Dale east of Sheldon by Neil Theasby
	Dirtlow Farm by Peter Barr The drive is full of daffodils in spring; no sign of them yet this year
	Friendly sheep below Dirtlow Plantation by Graham Hogg Sheep generally scatter when walkers approach but these were either braver or more curious than most.
	Yellow grass, red tractor, ploughing by Peter Barr Was pasture land these last few years; now the grass has been sprayed, killed off, and the field is being ploughed for a new crop next year. A solitary crow follows the plough, on a misty morning above Ashford in the Water.