Peakrill Walks
Luke @ Peakrill WalksA Substack for anyone who loves the Peak District
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | peakrillwalks.substack.com |
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Bonus edition - Hoo knows Peak District dialect?
Ayup! That’s how I open every conversation. Wherever I am (including in a forest in Indonesia, which got me some confused looks) and whoever I’m talking to. A long time ago now I lived in London. A friend said I was losing my accent, so I d...
Goyt Valley // Farming the Peak District – Part 3: The precarious life of the sheep farmer
The old and new mingle everywhere on this month’s walk. Showing, wherever you look, that the way we use land is always changing. What we ask of the land shifts with the times.
Bonus edition – Spooky season recipes
### A preparation of toad for Halloween
Castleton // Ah haaaa, it’s Alan Partridge in the Peak District
At Peakrill walks I usually write about the real Peak District settings for myths and folklore. This time, I’m focussing on a different kind of legend. A living legend. A broadcasting legend. Alan Partridge.
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Obsessed with the Peak District... living in it, exploring it, reading it, eating it, farming it, conserving it and conjuring it through writing and storytelling.
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