A frozen Chesterfield Canal at Brimmington, Chesterfield, Winter 2000.	Brimmington, Winter 2000.	Crowdecote, in the High Peak, Derbyshire Winter 2001.	Crowedecote, Winter 2001.	Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire,  Boxing Day 2001.
Matlock Bath, Winter 2001.	Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Winter 2001	Sheffield, Winter 2001	Sheffield, Winter 2001	Derbyshire/South Yorkshire border, Sheffield, Winter 2001.

Gift shop in Castleton, Derbyshire.	The main road through Castleton.	A misty, murky day at Castleton.	The Bulls Head public house at Castleton.	Another shop decorated for the season at Castleton.
Castleton	A festive look for this gift shop in Castleton.	Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese public house in Castleton.	Castleton.	Castleton.

Retford market,  Nottinghamshire, late December 2002.	Retford, late December 2002	The River Idle, Retford, not living up to its name as the heavy rain causes severe swelling.	Retford, late December 2002	The memorial in the market square at Retford.
Retford.	Cannon Square takes its name from the 24 pounder cannon on display here ar Retford.	The East Retford Church.	The cannon at Retford was captured at the Battle of Sevastopol during the Crimean War of 1853-56, It was presented to Retford in 1859	East Retford church, late December 2002

Ashford in the Water, near Bakewell, Derbyshire. January 2003. Winter finally arrives.

The River Wye (seen here at Ashford) normally a tranquil but fast flowing river is awash due to the recent heavy rainfall

Ivy clings to the trees. Despite moderate snowfall across the High Peak, Ashford witnessed only a flurry of snowfall in comparison.

The river level is similar to that in August, but the flow is more powerful at Ashford.

Mallard shelter in the light currents as the angry water speeds by at Ashford.

The Church at Ashford in the Water.

The A5270 just past Chelmorton near Buxton, Derbyshire.

Cheedale and the Wye Valley, near Topley Pike Quarry. The midday sun has melted the snow on the far hillside, whilst the sheltered hill still has snow.

These houses were built during the 1860s by the Midland Railway Company for their workers. Only the region above the rooftops catches enough sun to melt the snow and ice.

Torr Valley signpost near Buxton. The valley below is known as Cheedale.

Frozen floodwater at Bakewell, Derbyshire.

The floodwaters at Bakewell were the result of heavy and prolonged rain in December 2002.

This rain caused the River Wye in Bakewell to burst its banks in places. Eventually as the plummeting temperatures came in January this floodwater froze.

Snow on the hills and fields near Taddington, Derbyshire.

Near Taddington, Derbyshire.