Abandoned Derbyshire Millstone on Hathersage Moor, Derbyshire….. just one of many that were just left in situ when French imports hit the market. Once they were hand quarried in there thousands, out here in the open, often in extreme moorland weather… it must have been a tough life
29th November
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The beautiful light makes it look quite romantic 🙂
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I have read that many of the workmen used to sleep out on thee moors…in all weathers. Must have been a hard life.
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I don’t think we know the meaning of ‘hard work’ these days.
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