TheCharlesLloyd On Abandoned Railway Walk Two In Buxton

Some Photos Of The Journey.

When The Sun Shines In Buxton, it's time to get out there on an adventure.

Here I have put blue and grey sky views for you, I paused in the morning and met the clouds.

So Charles; Tell us about the walk.

Living in Burbage I do this walk often. Mr Storme (The Husky) and I cross the road from The Duke where we meet the hedge of the Church and turn left. We walk along to the road junction and just keep walking. This takes us through a Housing estate down then up a hill. To the right at the bottom of the slope you will see a field that sometimes holds sheep. Keep walking up the hill until the estate ends and farms buildings can be seen. At the top of the hill the pathway splits into two, take the right and you are on the Railway Line.

Oh I Say.

Here you will get breath taking views of Buxton and Burbage, enjoy. Make sure you have boots on, unless the sun has been shinning for many days, there will be big puddles. I always keep Mr Storme on Lead as there are some lovely farm animals up there. Some very hansom cattle and fluffy sheep.

As you are enchanted by the scenery, you will see a farm house and barns coming up infront of you. Very shortly you will come to end of this part of the Railway and turn left down to Bishops Lane. The Farmer has asked you to go no further, it's private land. Have no fear at the bottom of the slope to your right down to the lane, you can turn left and carry on with the walk below of this post.

Have Fun

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A Walk To Solomons Temple

This Is Just One Of The Wonderful Walks Possible In Buxton.

The sun was shining down upon Buxton yesterday so Storme (The Handsome Husky) and I went out for a walk for three hours. 

There are many routes to this Folly, we went up through a cutting on Green Lane which takes you along some walled fields onto the pathway above Pooles Cavern.

On the trail up to Solomon's Temple there are wood carvings, sculptors and plaques with information on the habitat and some History of the area. Storme was keen to get to the Temple so we did not dwell too long on those, but each time we go up there I try to stop and read up or admire. 

There are lots of different routes to take up to Solomon, some of which take you on different walks to other places. Will share them with you over the coming months.

As you get to the top of the trail, there is a seat for you to rest before climbing over the Stile into the vast field that holds the Temple at the peak. Again many routes to the building, so this walk is never dull. 

As the schools are on Holiday this week, I could not take as many photos as I would like, as there were many families up there enjoy this beautiful area. So above a taster of the attraction, Storme and I will be Back later in the month with another route up there.

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While The Press & The Politicians Nag, Only Good News With #TheCharlesLloyd

Above Is Vintage Vine From Mothers Day 2016

At the radio channel we took pride in only bringing good news to you. Only sharing the positive and searching for people that wanted to make the world a better place, rather sucking the fun out of life by a continued fascination of sneaking the doom to on to the electorate and youth. 

Oh I Say Charles, What Now?

Ditto ladies and gentlemen, we are looking for people to join us very soon on air. My personal twitter feed @thecharleslloyd boasts no neggative ninnes. Follow me until we launch again.

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TheCharlesLloyd March 2016 Happy Easter

As we Enjoy Easter this Is what I Was Up Too In 2016

Shaftesbury My second Home, Enjoy The Vines.

As we enjoy Easter 2018 we see two years ago above, but four years ago a was getting ready to Launch thecharleslloyd.com a radio station in Ivybridge.

Here Is How I Did It.

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