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Infotel Magazine | Edition 35 | December 2018

You'll love this month's collection of hotels! From spa time for a post Christmas slump to the freedom, space and convenience of an apartment stay. Step inside a selection of the House of Daniel Thwaites properties or adventure in the Peak District National Park, plus last minute Christmas hotel offers you will not want to miss! READ NOW >> https://www.infotel.co.uk/magazine/

You'll love this month's collection of hotels! From spa time for a post Christmas slump to the freedom, space and convenience of an apartment stay. Step inside a selection of the House of Daniel Thwaites properties or adventure in the Peak District National Park, plus last minute Christmas hotel offers you will not want to miss!

READ NOW >> https://www.infotel.co.uk/magazine/

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A Postcard from the Peak District<br />

For staggering stalactite formations a visit<br />

to Treak Cliff Cavern should be on the<br />

agenda and the Blue John Cavern is<br />

famous across the world for its unique and<br />

large deposits of Blue John stone.<br />

The majestic reservoirs of Upper Derwent<br />

are a must for history buffs and nature<br />

lovers. There are some great trails around<br />

the reservoirs with picnic areas, large<br />

wooden animal sculptures for added<br />

interest for children and of course, stunning<br />

views across the valley. The Derwent Dams<br />

were used during the Second World War<br />

by the RAF 617 Squadron to perfect the<br />

‘bouncing bombs’ technique. There’s a<br />

memorial museum in the west tower of the<br />

dam which retells the Dambusters story.<br />

Andy Mabbett [CC BY-SA 3.0]<br />

from Wikimedia Commons<br />

Photo © Peter Barr [CC BY 2.0]<br />

With so much to see and do in the Peak<br />

District, when it’s time for lunch or an<br />

overnight stay, you’ll want a place which<br />

welcomes muddy walking boots, where you<br />

can kick back in front of a roaring fire and<br />

enjoy good home-cooked food!<br />

Photo © Ken Bagnall [CC BY 2.0]<br />

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