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Sally Mosley Guided Walks - As seen
on ITV's Entertainment Tonight and
Heart of the Country
Experience the history and beauty of The Peak
District National Park in Derbyshire, England, with an
enjoyable guided walk. Choose from a fantastic variety of walks
and enjoy the breathtaking views and scenery as well as hearing
about the local history and Derbyshire traditions along the way.
Read the feedback from walkers on the
testimonials page
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Forthcoming Walks for
Autumn 2010
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for full listing
(Booking Essential)
REGULAR RAMBLE
These walks are generally quite strenuous and ideal for seasoned walkers
who are well-equipped and capable of walking 8-10 miles at a good pace.
SILVER STROLLERS
These moderate walks of around 5-6 miles are for those preferring a more
leisurely pace. Ideal for mature persons or adults new to walking who
need to find their feet and bed in their boots!
FAMILY WALKS
These walks are for all the family, although not pushchair friendly.
They are generally up to 3 miles in length and incorporate lots of
interest. Sensible footwear and clothing are required but walking boots
are not essential.
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Email/Telephone |
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01629 814 108
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PEAK
ADVERTISER
My articles on the Peak District are published in every issue of the Peak Advertiser (fortnightly)
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ideas on where to stay, where to
visit and where to eat in the Peak
District, please have a look through
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Why not try a team-bonding guided ramble in
the Peak District, calling in at a country pub for a hearty lunch by a
roaring log fire. For further details and a quote please
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Picnic Walks are my speciality. On the walk the group stops at a designated site where a member of my family will have a quality
selection of delicious home-made refreshments waiting for
us to enjoy e.g.
Winter
• Tasty Hot Soup
• Crusty Bread
• Cakes
Summer
• Ploughman’s
• Scones with
Jam & Fresh Clotted Cream
Tea, Coffee, Orange Juice
& Mineral Water
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I have lived in and loved Derbyshire and the Peak
District for 52 years and have gained a wealth of knowledge which I hope
you will enjoy hearing about and sharing with me.
I established
'Sally Mosley Guided Walks'
in 2006.
I would love to hear from anyone who
may be visiting The Peak District or Derbyshire and wishes
to know more about it's secrets
and history on a peak district guided walk.
Sally Mosley
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Public
Speaking |
Ideal for small
groups or clubs, I offer three interesting topics: Alfie's Adventures,
A Million Words and Eight Pairs of Boots,
and The Highs and Lows of a Guided Walk Business. Fees from just £30 per
event - See public speaking page for full
details
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Guided Walks
- Where do they go? |
What shall we see?
Click here to see a small selection of some of my most popular and interesting peak district guided walks and photos of the wonderful views and countryside you may see!
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NEW!
UNDERGROUND/OVERGROUND MANIFOLD EXPERIENCE! |
Gallery/Testimonials |
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The Manifold Valley is
an area of outstanding beauty and geological interest, packed with
natural caves and caverns together with the remnants of an
industrial past which dates back to the Roman era. As well as being
able to guide you on a scenic walk over the beautiful Staffordshire
hills and through the tranquil and unspoilt Dale surrounding the
'disappearing' river Manifold, I am also able to offer (subject to
availability) a short guided tour of the amazing Ecton Copper Mine
which is available for small groups with an interest in local
history. Why not try out my UNDERGROUND/OVERGROUND MANIFOLD
EXPERIENCE!
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Visit the gallery
for a collection of photo's taken on
various guided walks..
Read comments from people who have experienced
my guided walks
"
Hi, I'd just like to say I have taken advantage of Sally's undisputable
knowledge of the Peak District - an area she clearly loves - several
times now. Each time I have nothing but praise for her. If you want to see the Peak District, I believe being guided by Sally
is the only way to do it! Thank you.
Katie p.s.The picnic's are pretty amazing too!
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ITV NEWS
Celebrity joins me on Chocolate Factory Walk |
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Lucy Kite, ITV News
presenter and weather girl joined me on a cold and snowy day in February
2010 for a hike around Castleton as part of her training for walking the
Great Wall of China later in the year in aid of charity. After
leaving Castleton and heading up through the remains of the Odin Mine to
Mam Tor, we visited Cocoadance Chocolate factory for a tour and tasty
samples before descending into the Blue John Mine beneath the famous
Shivering Mountain. The show was broadcast as a special Easter Feature
on Good Friday.
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As seen on
TV! |
Now Available! -
Dove Dale & Casterne Hall |
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It was a wonderful and lucky opportunity for my sister Jackie and I to
be featured on ITV's show 'Heart of the Country'. The filming
took place near Castleton as part of the 'Christmas in the Peak
district'
feature. I was interviewed by well known presenter Tony Francis and his
lovely wife Laura, who both enjoyed the seasonal picnic mainly
home made
by Jackie, and to chat about my guided walks and passion for the peak
district and Derbyshire.
WATCH
VIDEO DOWNLOAD
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I am now able to offer an exclusive guided walk around Dove Dale which
includes a guided tour of Casterne Hall by it's owner
Charles Hurt.
This tucked away little gem is occasionally open to the public for small
groups which are pre-booked and I can incorporate it into either a
circular guided walk or a picnic walk.
Casterne Hall is the most fabulous isolated
location and has history which goes back more than a thousand years -
hear the
story yourself from the present owner whose family has lived there for
hundreds of years.
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PEAK
DISTRICT COACH TRIP - TOUR GUIDE SERVICE |
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I can
provide a running commentary for coach trips visiting the Peak District,
which will entertain, amuse and fascinate your coach party with
'snippets' of local knowledge, interesting facts and topical trivia.
I can plan a tailor-made route to suit, and arrange to join the coach at
a convenient meeting place within the Peak District. My fee is £120 per
day which includes help with planning the route in advance and finding
suitable stops for refreshments.
THE BAKEWELL TASTE TRAIL
An exclusive opportunity for large groups and coach parties! This guided
town tour of Bakewell includes tasters of local produce including cooked
sausage from an award-winning butcher, a sample of local cheese from the
Farmers Market Shop, a slice of Bakewell Pudding and a tot of whisky
from The Wee Dram etc. Please contact me for a quote.
WATCH VIDEO "MIDLAND HEALTH GROUP ON THIS
WALK"
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LATHKILL DALE |
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LATHKILL DALE
Living in Over Haddon means
that the wonderful Lathkill Dale is my back garden. Sections of
this fabulous Derbyshire Dale are protected as a National Nature Reserve
and there are several areas designated as SSSi. Lathkill Dale is packed
with treasures and secrets, beautiful scenery, wonderful wildlife and
fascinating features.
Guided walks into Lathkill Dale are my speciality
- let me show you its secrets and tell you something about its history. Should you wish to stay in
the vicinity of Lathkill Dale, please click on the links below for a
choice of bed & breakfast or self-catering so that you too can wake up
in Peak District paradise!
BOLEHILL FARM COTTAGES
www.bolehillfarm.co.uk
No longer a working farm (although you may well see cattle or sheep
grazing in the meadows), here you will find a variety of self-catering
holiday accommodation set in a courtyard surrounded by spectactular Peak
District views over open fields and rolling Peak District countryside
yet only two miles from Bakewell.
The
Lathkil Hotel is the place
to go for a special break where you’ll find old fashioned
hospitality, good food and relaxation served in the heart of the
beautiful Peak District National Park.
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The Peak
National Park - Derbyshire. |
The stunning and diverse scenery of
the Peak District and Derbyshire make it a paradise for
walkers.
The
Peak District National Park was Britain’s first National
Park, being created in 1951.
In the
north of the region is the Dark Peak, famous for its
rugged gritstone escarpments and strange-shaped standing
stones, formed by glaciers in the last Ice Age.
Surrounded by high moors and dramatic scenery as well as
a string of reservoirs nestling deep in the valleys
beside woodland paths, the Dark Peak offers spectacular
hilltop walks and long distance rambles.
To the
south of the Peak District you will find the White Peak
area, named after limestone which can be seen in the
wonderfully constructed dry stone walls which separate
lush pasture where sheep and cattle graze. The
Derbyshire Dales are amongst the finest in the country
with crystal clear rivers such as the Lathkill or
Bradford. Here you will find Chatsworth House standing
majestically on the banks of the River Derwent or
medieval Haddon Hall beside the River Wye. Dove Dale may
have worldwide fame, but there are several other
Derbyshire Dales of National importance, now designated
as Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
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