Recommended beaches to sunbathe on.

 

Useful links to other sites  4

 

On  the last page are listings of recommended sites in a few categories with a brief description.
Miscellaneous:

http://www.goddards-brewery.co.uk/  Goddards Brewery have won many awards since 1993 for their locally produced beer.  Their site takes a light hearted look into the history of the brewery, beers they produce in draught and bottles and a list of pubs where you are likely to find them.

http://www.goodleaf.co.uk/  They run tree climbing adventures for all ages & abilities; for individuals, groups large & small, for those scared of heights & for those who can't wait to be swinging 50ft above the ground.

http://www.wightbutterflies.co.uk This site holds photographs of many different species of butterfly found whilst on walks around the Isle of Wight. The current count stands at 36 different species, with a photogallery and common name index.

http://www.ventnorbrewery.co.uk/index.html  Ventnor Brewery has been around since 1840 and this site features it's cask ales and bottled beers, brewing history and beer can even be purchased online now.

Sites from The Mainland:

http://www.digicam69.co.uk/  Digital pictures of Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire. This personal site has some of the best pictures I have ever seen of various places and footpaths with some information for the visitor along the way. 
 
It really gives inspiration to get out and do some walking or sight seeing of these beautiful places.  My favourite section is The Derbyshire and Peak District pages.  There are Halls, Parks, Historic Houses, and Castles as well as popular walks all in their own sections.

The Derwent, Howden and Ladybower dams and reservoirs in the Derwent valley, Derbyshire.  This mini site is about The Derwent Dams in Derbyshire. This tucked away area is a gem for walkers of all abilities. The Derwent and The Howden Dams are awesome structures amongst a valley laced with pine trees and forests.
 

 There is also a small section on The Dambusters 617 RAF Squadron who used The Derwent for intense training in low level flying and bomb aiming during 1943. This is my second site.

 

 

 

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