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The glamour of the Edwardians reached Parwich on Friday when Notty Hornblower, vintage fashion collector from Hope House Costume Museum, Alstonfield, staged a stunning catwalk show themed around the clothes worn during the Downton Abbey era and the First World War. Each outfit was modelled beautifully, accompanied by exquisite accessories and fascinating stories about the acquisition of each item. The evening, organised by Cheryl, was to commemorate the start of WW1 with the profits going to the Poppy Appeal and the Memorial Hall Fund.

Words Jane B

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A lovely weekend in Parwich

 

Photos by David G

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Caption suggestions please…

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Photo by David G

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Thank you to Anthony C for this link to his YouTube video of a WW2 poem, read by Sir Noël Coward, including local scenes:

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Photos by David G

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Prism sun set over Parwich

Photos by David G

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Photo by David G

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Photos by David G

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Twisted blue tit

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Photo by John F-S

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Photo by David G

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Tulips at Church Farm

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Photo by John F-S

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All in a day’s work

Photos by David G.

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A misty start

Though the weekend has started in rain and mist, let’s hope the weather picks up for tomorrow’s St. George’s celebrations.

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Photo by David G.

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Be a rebel

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Photo by David G.

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Get inspired in the Peak District National Park for photo competition

Teaching a child to ride a bicycle on the Tissington Trail, taking part in a Duke of Edinburgh Award challenge on the Peak District moors, practicing watercolour painting at Monsal Head – show people discovering the joys of national parks and you could win a national prize.

This year’s UK National Parks photo competition (April 14 to May 28) focuses on the young and the young at heart with the theme “Britain’s Breathing Spaces: Space to Grow.” Photographers of all skill levels are encouraged to take part.

The photograph must be taken within one of Britain’s 15 national parks.  UK National Parks partner outdoor gear specialists Merrell are offering a prize of top-quality footwear for the best picture.

Jim Dixon, chief executive of the Peak District National Park Authority, said: “When we think of the future and who will look after our National Park family in the decades and centuries ahead, we think of young people. We might think of the child catching his or her first fish, but there is, too, the grandparent who is teaching that child to fish and instilling a respect and love of our naturally beautiful landscapes.

“This year’s competition theme gives plenty of scope for some super images and I hope the Peak District’s talented photographers, both amateur and professional, are inspired to enter. A visit to the Photo Gallery inside Bakewell Visitor Centre, which shows magnificent work by a group of local professional photographers, is a good starting point for inspiration.”

For ideas on what to do in the Peak District National Park visit www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting which has information on events and activities and more.

More information on the photo competition, including terms and conditions, are at www.nationalparks.gov.uk/spacetogrow The deadline for uploading entries is May 28.

The photographs must be of people getting inspired or actively enjoying themselves within one of the 15 UK National Parks – Brecon Beacons, the Broads, Cairngorms, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Lake District, Loch Lomond & Trossachs, New Forest, Northumberland, North York Moors, Peak District, Pembrokeshire Coast, Snowdonia, South Downs or Yorkshire Dales.

The winner will receive his or her choice of footwear from outdoor expert Merrell. The competition is also supported by Natural Resources Wales, and Natural England.

The annual photo competition is part of a series of events culminating in National Parks Week, which takes place from July 28 to August 3.

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Dressed to impress

Thank you to John F-S for this colourful photo:

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Spring in the pond

Photos by David G.

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The Kraken Wakes

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April sun (and showers!)

Photos by David G

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Sunset over Parwich

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Photo by David G

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Photos by David G

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Swallows and Goldfinches


Photos by John F-S

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Pheasant brawl at dusk

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Home maker

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Photo by Stephen J

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Photo by David G

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Dancing Goldfinches

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Photo by John F-S

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Caption for Eeyore ….

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Photo by David G

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Young and carefree days

Photos by David G

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New 118 118 answering service‏

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Photo by David G

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Last Saturday a ewe in Ben Chadfield’s flock gave birth to four lambs…

Photos by John F-S

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Caption suggestions wanted..

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Photo by David G

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Hungry Blue Tit

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Installation of the wind turbine

Below are a series of photos taken by Martin C showing the fixing of the blades on Robert Gosling’s wind turbine:

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