Derbyshire and Peak District Photographs
| Chee Dale is a splendid winding gorge, flanked by limestone cliffs sometimes towering 300ft above the path, sometimes overhanging it. You get the feeling that they are leaning on you and pushing you off the path, and indeed at times they do, with the path being forced out onto stepping stones. If the river Wye is in flood the path can be impassable. The feeling is of dampness with the water dripping down from the mossy walls. For more information on Chee Dale see Chee Dale |
Chee Dale - Photographs from Chee Dale in Derbyshire and the Peak District
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See
Monsal Dale photographs
Dovedale photographs
Lathkill Dale photographs
Bradford Dale photographs
Other Derbyshire and Peak District dales
All photos on this web site © Edward Rokita
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