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	Peak District Walk Black Hill from Crowden
		The Peak District is a great place for walking and is justly popular with walkers.
		Black Hill is a fine mountain and this circuit enables you to see it at its finest - or wildest if the weather is bad.
		From Dun Hill the path follows a clough with a prominent cairn to emerge onto the summit plateau and the trig point at Soldier's Lump.
	www.cressbrook.co.uk /outdoors/walk2.php (755 words)

	Sunnyside - Peak District National Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It is surrounded on 3 sides by steep hills and the mighty bulk of Mam Tor looms high, two miles to the north west of the village.
		Peak Cavern is the source of the village river, Peakshole Water and as such it is the only Cavern that has to be closed during the winter due to flooding.
		Hartington, situated in Derbyshire and the Peak District National Park, was an important market centre in the middle ages, having been granted a market charter in 1203, and though it has been many years since a market has been held in its large square, Hartington still retains an air of prosperity.
	www.peakdistrictholiday.com /localtowns.htm (4591 words)

	Peak_District
		The accumulations of reef limestones are punctuated in the Peak District by periods of volcanic activity during which the entire lagoon floor was covered by bubbling viscous lava from an undersea vent.
		Whilst thick accumulations of limestone were being formed in the Peak District, the rocks of the old Laurentian continent were being folded and uplifted in the area which was to become the Scottish Highlands.
		The Coal Measures in the Peak District are, however, quite thin compared to the lowlands; the main outcrops occuring in the Goyt Valley near Derbyshire Bridge.
	www.brixworth.demon.co.uk /peak.htm (1463 words)

	State of the District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The district's 10.2 square mile service area originally included the entire Village of Arlington Heights and the surrounding unincorporated area - as late as the 1950 Census, the Village of Arlington Heights' incorporated area was only 5.3 square miles.
		In response to the population growth of the Village of Arlington Heights, the district expanded its physical plant by building 14 schools in the 1950-60 period, which accommodated the then maximum enrollment of 10,036 in 1969.
		Since its peak enrollment of 10,036 students in1969, the district experienced a significant decline in student population through the fall of 1986 when the enrollment reached a low of 3,711 students.
	www.ahsd25.k12.il.us /StateofDistrict/personnel.html (2185 words)

	Walks in the peak district - An Introduction to the Peak District
		It is an area of opposites, the bleak, fl northern moors are starkly contrasted by the patchwork of pale walled fields to the south.
		The dark peak is usually associated with the high moorland to the north, but geographically it also includes the moorland running down the western and eastern extremes of the region.
		The dark peak is one of the loneliest regions of the country, in spite of its close proximity to the industrial centres of northern England.
	www.peakwalk.org.uk /ittpd.asp (844 words)

	Black Hill (Peak District) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Hill is a hill in the Peak District, England lying on the border between the boroughs of Kirklees in West Yorkshire and High Peak in Derbyshire, reaching 582 metres above sea level.
		However, Black Hill is crossed by the Pennine Way whose paved surface allows walkers to reach the top dry-shod even in the wettest of weather.
		The hill can be visited by a number of routes, including along the Pennine Way from Crowden via the Laddow Rocks cliffs; bogs permitting, a return can be made over Westend Moss (the pre-1966 route of the Pennine Way) to create a pleasant circular walk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Hill_(Peak_District) (273 words)

	History of the Black Hills of South Dakota
		While fur trade was at its peak, the Black Hills were explored to some extent by adventuresome trappers, but because the hills were considered sacred by the Lakota, most trappers avoided the area.
		Pressure to move into the Hills was temporarily halted in 1868 when the land west of the Missouri was granted to the Lakota in an effort to bring about a lasting peace with the tribes of the plains.
		American Indian raids and constant pressure from the citizens of Yankton caused General Phillip Sheridan to propose an expedition to investigate the possibility of establishing a fort in the Black Hills.
	www.nps.gov /wica/History_of_the_Black_Hills.htm (981 words)

	Cumberland County Mayor Brock Hill: BrockHill.org
		Hill has worked to obtain grant funding for projects as varied as the Fair Park Senior Center in Crossville, the East Cumberland Recreation Park in Westel, the Pleasant Hill Fire Hall, the Hales Chapel Church in Vandever, and the Community House in Crab Orchard.
		Hill is the past Chairman and current member of the Board of the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency that serves fourteen upper Cumberland area counties a variety of need based services, including public transportation, energy bill assistance and daycare facilities.
		Hill initiated the effort to improve countywide fire protection by purchasing nine new county fire trucks, 100 additional fire hydrants, and building five new volunteer fire halls.
	www.brockhill.org /?gcode=pr041006 (1405 words)

	St Mary's Glacier [saintmarys] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Both the hill and the town that later grew up on it were named by northern sympathizers during the Civil War.
		From Black Hawk, the lines were installed to Apex and then across the mountains for the last 7 miles to Yankee Hill.
		At the peak of the boom, three shifts were at work around the clock in the Manhattan Tunnel.
	www.stmarysglacier.com /info/history_yankeehill.html (1220 words)

	Black Hills Power - Energy Education
		Black Hills Power Company is an investor-owned utility company serving over 60,000 customers throughout a 9,300 square mile area in Western South Dakota, Eastern Wyoming, and Southeastern Montana.
		Black Hills Power offers opportunities for manufacturing and businesses to locate or expand within BHP's service territory area through special economic development incentives...
		Black Hills Power will offer the Black Hills communities a grant program designed to assist communities in need of financial assistance in order to complete their community project or goal.
	www.blackhillspower.com /econdev.htm (1846 words)

	SummitPost - Boundary Peak (Nevada) -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Boundary Peak is at the Northern end of the White Mountains and would not be climbed much except for the fact it is the highest point in Nevada, although it is not the highest peak in the area.
		Boundary Peak derives its name from the proximity to the boundary between the two states that runs down the saddle between the two peaks and was likely named by surveyors who were working in the West in the mid 1800s.
		Most people who climb this peak are doing so trying to gain another in their quest to gain the high point in as many states as possible.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/150452/boundary-peak.html (778 words)

	Peak District National Park, Buxton & the Derbyshire Peak District
		It is England's most southerly highland country, the very end of the Pennine Hills which form the backbone to most of northern Britain, and which divides Lancashire in the west from Yorkshire in the east.
		Most of the Peak District's 555 square miles 143,824 hectares) is above 2,000 feet (610m), and while for the most part it is centred on Derbyshire, it also extends into the surrounding Counties of Cheshire, Yorkshire and Greater Manchester.
		The Peaks are a great venue for hill walkers and climbers, with several peaks, all over 3000 feet to challenge all but the faint hearted.
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /daytrips/out/peaks.html (694 words)

	www.peakdistrict.gov.uk - Rangers - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The establishment of the Peak District National Park in 1951 brought the start of protracted negotiations which led to the first access agreements in the country for the public to walk on private moorland.
		A meeting of rambling clubs from around the Peak District was convened to discuss the formation of a voluntary warden service and on Good Friday 1954 the Peak District National Park Voluntary Warden Service was officially inaugurated outside the Nags Head Inn in Edale.
		Cadets were instructed on "the right manner to approach visitors and methods of teaching people to appreciate the countryside; the art of hill walking, including the use of map and compass; the correct way a warden should use his powers and authority; and the fundamental principles of first aid and mountain rescue".
	www.peakdistrict.org /Pages/history.htm (2169 words)

	Peak District B&B accommodation, bed and breakfast, self catering farm holiday cottages to rent, Peak District ...
		Peak District BandB accommodation, bed and breakfast, self catering farm holiday cottages to rent, Peak District National Park tourist attractions.
		Whether you want information about the Peak District of the UK or are seeking to rent bed and breakfast (BandB) accommodation in a Peak District hotel, guest house or farmhouse, or if you prefer to rent a self-catering farm, town or romantic country holiday cottage, this site should be of interest to you.
		Outdoors activities and qualifications - in the Peak District and other areas of the UK De-stress with regular Dru yoga evening classes from Olga Collins in Derby (Allestree), Melbourne (daytime class) and Repton, or arrange instruction elsewhere in Derbyshire, the Peak District or other areas of the UK.
	www.thepeakdistrict.info (4156 words)

	FNF: PEAK OIL between 2000 - 2010 SOURCE: Hubbert peak theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		After the peak, but before an oil field is empty, another significant point is reached when it takes more energy to recover, transport, and process a barrel of oil than the amount of energy contained in that barrel.
		Most critics instead argue that the peak will not occur soon and that the form of the peak may be irregular and extended rather than a sharp logistic curve peak.
		Peak oil proponents point out that such technologies are much more costly than conventional oil and claim that they cannot be produced in sufficient quantities to replace declining supplies of conventional oil.
	www.hi.is /~joner/eaps/glob_Peak_Oil.htm (4517 words)

	Booker Rising: Black Zionist Speaks Out
		Cornetta Lane, a young fl woman and a member of The Fellowship for Israel and Black America, stood out in the midst of an anti-Israel rally at Wayne State University in Detroit.
		The fl Americans explained that their pastor, Glen Plummer, teaches that it was the Jews who helped fl Americans during the civil rights era.
		Having said that, none of them are ashamed of being both fl and conservative (supposedly a rare condition in the fl culture).
	bookerrising.blogspot.com /2006/10/black-zionist-speaks-out_29.html (3572 words)

	Copper Peak Ski Flying Hill, Bessemer, Western Upper Peninsula, Michigan
		Copper Peak is open to visitors daily during the summer months from Memorial Day weekend throughout the Labor Day Weekend.
		A 103 pound piece of native copper was unearthed in the construction of Copper Peak.
		The Trap rock formation upon which the ski flying hill is built is found throughout the Keweenaw Copper Mining District (1845-1995) which extends some 150 miles to the northeast.
	www.westernup.com /copperpeak/views.html (392 words)

	Past Peak: Disasters Archives
		So the backed-up fl oil — known to the rest of the world as the lower grades of fuel oil — was sent along a short pipeline from Baiji and dumped in a mountainous area called Makhul.
		Black neighborhoods were going to be razed and replaced by a Disney-fied New Orleans for yuppies.
		Some 2/3 of fls think race was a factor in the government's poor response; some 3/4 of whites think it wasn't.
	www.pastpeak.com /archives/disasters/index.htm (16399 words)

	East Bay Regional Park District News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		District crews and consultants will be spraying a State and EPA approved herbicide on the spartina plants.
		According to Ted Radosevich, District Counsel of the EBRPD, the fact that the court awarded both EBRPD and CESP attorneys' fees and court costs demonstrated that the lawsuits were needed to protect the public's interest in this land.
		The East Bay Regional Park District Public Affairs office is always looking to expand its network of wonderful volunteers who enjoy interacting with the public about the East Bay Regional Park District and sharing their favorite parks, trails, and more.
	www.ebparks.org /new.htm (3234 words)

	SummitPost - Harney Peak -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Harney Peak is the high point of the state of South Dakota.
		It is located in the Black Hills in the southwestern portion of the state.
		Harney Peak is located in the Black Elk Wilderness, within the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve in Black Hills National Forest.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/150511/harney-peak.html (661 words)

	Peak District View : Activities, Accommodation and Attractions
		The Peak District has everything you need for short breaks, holidays or long stay vacations.
		Discover the hidden gems of the area from the rugged heather clad moorland of the Dark Peak, to the gently rolling dales of the White Peak.
		Peak District View is the ultimate tourist information resource.
	www.peakdistrictview.com (277 words)

	Welcome to the Chestnut Hill Local
		The Chestnut Hill Business Improvement District and the Chestnut Hill Community Association are teaming up this year to bring zoo animals to Chestnut Hill, and this promises to be an AbZOOlutely spectacular series of events for children and adults of all ages.
		The giraffe did make it safely to Chestnut Hill last month and is the first of 30 animals planned to be dotting the Hill.
		The excitement will peak on Nov. 18 with the Auction Event at the Chestnut Hill College that hopes to raise funds for the many worthy causes and projects in Chestnut Hill.
	www.chestnuthilllocal.com /issues/2006.03.16/news5.html (547 words)

	Peak district trails
		The Peak District offers many opportunities for off-road cycling so it is not surprising that this is a popular activity, especially on summer weekends.
		There are five trails - the Longendale Trail, Monsal Trail, Tissington Trail, Manifold and Hamps Trail and High Peak Trail - ranging from the north of the Peak to its southern and eastern edges.
		The High Peak Trail runs from Parsley Hay to Cromford, using the route of the former High Peak Railway.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /degringo/peak_district_trails.htm (585 words)

	landslide
		Down near the bottom of the hills face on Addison Avenue in Athelstone close to the western edge of the Park the Bureau of Meteorology's automatic rain guage recorded about 30 mm to 9am on the 7th and about 67 mm to 9am on the 8th.
		Your typical Adelaide Hills landslide would have come to a halt at this point, leaving a large heap of soil, rocks and mangled vegetation.
		All vegetation along the initial approx 150 metres of the slide has been carried downhill or strewn along the fringes of the slide, except for one tree which was larger than most and not near the centre of the slide.
	www.blackhillpark.com /landslide (3402 words)

	Black Hills South Dakota Resorts
		Black Hills Lodge Indoor spa and sauna or our outdoor pool and spa.
		The finest Black Hills camping and lodging is found at Palmer Gulch at the Mt. Rushmore/Hill City KOA and resort.
		Rim Rock Lodge is the oldest continuously operating resort in the northern Black Hills.
	www.allblackhills.com /lodging/resorts.php (595 words)

	The Peak District With e-travelguide.info
		The Peak District was the first of Britain's national parks and covers an area of 540 spectacular square miles.
		Be it a short break, or longer holiday, a visit to the Peak District National Park will allow you to explore some of England's most spectacular scenery and the most charming, picturesque towns and villages in the UK.
		The Peak District offers a depth of cultural heritage that streches back through thousands of years of history, from the pre-historic right through to the present day.
	www.e-travelguide.info /peakdistrict/index.htm (407 words)

	Peak District Life
		Home of Britain’s first-ever National Park, the Peak District boasts some of the finest landscapes in the country — from the soft contours of the White Peak to the dramatic moorland scenery of the Dark Peak.
		Peak District Life — published by England’s leading county magazine group Archant Life — celebrates the variety and quality of life that both residents and visitors are so fortunate to enjoy in this beautiful area.
		Like its sister magazines in Cheshire, Lancashire, the Lake District and Yorkshire, Peak District Life’s quality journalism and photography aims to highlight the finer aspects of life in this special part of the world — from people and places to food and famous faces.
	www.peakdistrictlife.co.uk (547 words)

	Nestling in the heart of the Peak District National Park is where the peaceful 'Derbyshire Hills Campsite' can be ...
		Nestling in the heart of the Peak District National Park is where the peaceful 'Derbyshire Hills Campsite' can be found.
		Derbyshire Hills Campsite is a peaceful base to enjoy the natural beauty of the Derbyshire Hills and Dales
		Camping at Derbyshire Hills Campsite is an ideal starting point for walking, mountain biking, hiking, over-nights and stop overs.
	www.derbyshirehills.co.uk (370 words)

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