Derbyshire Kent Peak District National Park Tweet HomeTourist Information Legends in Kent Some of the legends associated with places in Kent. 14 Content Pages Kinder Trespass 2015 was the 83th anniversary of what has been called as the most crucial event in the century-long battle... Bakewell pudding - the delicious pudding whose origins are...? The origin and recipe for the delicious Bakewell pudding (no, not the one with the cherry on top a la... Legends A selection of legends from Kent.... Prehistory of the Peak Early Man seems to have found much to his liking in the hills and dales of the Peak District.... Well Dressing video 2011 Well Dressing video in full HD. Over four minutes of insight into this unique Peak District custom... Monuments in the Peak District The Peak District is home to around 450 protected monuments and stone circles. Some are pre-historic... Chatsworth and The Devonshires Many visitors, especially those from overseas, are often bemused to find that the family seat of the... The Peak District's 60th anniversary Just over 60 years ago, the post-war UK Government voted to protect the country’s most cherished landscapes... Peakland Traditions Let's Stay Peak District casts its eye over some of the unique traditions and customs forged in the... Fin Cop Hillfort The unruffled peace and quiet of a former Peak District hillfort site has been shaken by archaeologists... Highwaymen of the Peak The Peak District today is a beautiful and very safe part of the world, but it hasn’t always been the... Myths and Legends of the Peak Myths and legends in the Peak District are as common as the frequent mists which descend on its hills... Bakewell Pudding - the truth behind the myth This is the story of the Bakewell Pudding, told by surviving family member Paul Hudson - the great-great... Hulley's of Baslow - a potted history A brief history of Hulley's of Baslow by David Harrison, a local bus driver for over 35 years...