Feb 17 Derbyshire Feb 01

Coffee	Lunch	Tea	Dinner
	Old Crown, Shardlow	Pavillion, Buxton

Lunch was en route at a 17th Century pub Old Crown, Cavendish Bridge at Shardlow in Deryshire. The bar is packed with bric-a-brac, including hundreds of jugs and mugs hanging from the beamed ceiling, brewery and railway memorabilia, and lots of pictures. It's next to the River Trent and was once the deportation point for convicts bound for the colonies.

We then went on to Buxton via Dovedale

	This was a very surprising area. I had no idea this hilly area existed
	Green hills! Very different from flat Michigan. The whole country is rolly so the views go on for miles
	John caught me deep in thought gazing at the countryside.
	This river has cut through the hills for thousands of years.
	It is a very popular place for hiking
	This photo doesn't do it justice but private owners graze the sheep in this national area. The sheep seem to hang on the sides of the steep hills.

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