Between Salt Cellar and White Tor you may see the first cotton grass of the season, thriving on the peaty flanks of Derwent Edge. Finally, after passing Wheel Stones, the path continues to a ...

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The route then ascended to Lost Lad and Back Tor where lunch was taken. Continuing along Derwent Edge, passing landmarks such as Dovestone Tor, the Salt Cellar, White Tor and Wheel Stones before ...

Derwent Estate opening the doors of its new straw bale winery to the public to see winemaking first hand.

They’ve acquired interesting names over the years; there’s the precarious-looking Salt Cellar, ... Derwent Edge is an hour and a half drive from Derby and 50 minutes from Chesterfield.

The cellar is nine storeys deep, 35m from the sea shore and has power and water. The property was on the market for more than 850 days before being snapped for $3m in December 2015 by local buyers.

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