16 pictures of people taken in the Peak District over the years - who can you spot?
Grand houses, unspoiled moorland, rugged hillsides or dense woods, the National Trust protects the natural wild landscape of the Peak District for future generations and over the years we have taken many pictures of people celebrating and preserving the countryside.
By Lucy Ball
Published 30th Sep 2020, 15:00 BST
We have unearthed some forgotten memories from the noughties of walks, campaigns and fundraisers events so take a look at these retro pictures and see who you can spot.
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5. Carved by stonemasons
Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust, Sir Martin Doughty, chairman of English Nature, and Tony Hams, chairman of the Peak District National Park Authority, by the side of the limestone stoop which was carved by National Trust stonemasons at Hardwick in 2006 Photo: submitted
Environment Agency chief executive Barbara Young saw moorland restoration on Snake Summit in the Peak District National Park, with Moors for the Future, National Trust, United Utilities and National Park representatives in 2007 Photo: staff
Hucklow and Foolow members of the Silence Heritage Trust with Peak District National Park officials at the official handover of the site in 2008
Trust chair Derek Lee is 4th right, national park services committee chair Andrew Marchington far right, and Vision for Wildlife officer Rebekah Newman front row, 2nd left. Photo: Submitted
Walks for Health co-ordinated by High Peak Borough Council in 2008. The Council works in close partnership with Derbyshire County Council, the Peak District National Park Authority, The National Trust and Primary Care Trusts to promote the social, physical and mental benefits of regular, gentle exercise and enjoying the countryside through walking. Photo: staff