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The Thirty-Nine Steps (above Eyam)

February 4, 2020 by Julian

This past weekend was our first residential weekend of the year, working as usual with the Peak Park Conservation Volunteers and staying in their volunteer accommodation near Grindleford.  On both Saturday and Sunday we worked on reconstructing a set of steps on a steep footpath above Eyam – thirty-nine steps, pleasingly!

Before starting work
Before starting work
Getting started
Getting started
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Work in progress
Work in progress
Volunteers at work
Volunteers at work
Work in progress
Work in progress
The completed steps
The completed steps
The completed steps
The completed steps

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