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Nine award winning self-catering holiday cottages in Derbyshire, in a spectacular location close to Buxton and Bakewell
- Cottages sleep 1-5 (up to 30 in total)
- Ideal for family and group gatherings
Dog friendly, child friendly, eco friendly !!
- One wheelchair friendly cottage
Friendly welcome from owners who live on site
Superb games/dining room with fully fitted kitchen
- Delicious breakfast baskets and home made meals
- On screen availability and online booking
CHOICE OF 9 LUXURY HOLIDAY COTTAGES IN THE PEAK DISTRICT
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” Excellent, keep up the good work ! Thank you ! ”
” Another wonderful stay – You’ve thought of everything to make it easy when traveling with small children. ”
” We have been coming for a number of years and always look forward to our visits. Can’t wait to come back in November. ”
” Thank you Deborah and Martin for another fantastic stay. All the little touches have made our many stays over the years so wonderful. Thank you too to Lola ! See you again in October ! ”
” We always feel so at home here, except that it is more relaxing than at home ! We can’t wait to come and recharge yet again in October. ”
” Keep up the amazing experience you have given us ! Thank you so much for being such thoughtful and welcoming hosts. ”
” We had a wonderful time, as always. We always wish we could stay longer ! The Long Room affords us adults some peace and is brilliant for the children. The littlest had the time of his life with the animals ! ”
” Your warm and helpful hospitality has been a major factor in the enjoyment of our weekend. ”
” This has been our 3rd visit. Really enjoyed being at Wheeldon. Hope to be back next year. ”
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The Peak District Landscape
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Now you’ve moved yourself and I’ve put out some food and water...any advice ?
Looks quite young, perhaps a late litter from last year. As Ben Brindley said, only need would bring it out in the day, so it may need help. https://www.britishhedgehogs.org.uk/found-a-hedgehog/
You'll have to provide a comfortable hedgehog house now with all mod cons...lol
Is there a Rescue local to you? Out in the days normally an indication all's not well, they would chk a poo sample to make sure no parasites.
Is there any shelter for it nearby as it could of had it's nest destroyed or disturbed. Sometimes the do come out daylight hours. Generally it is a hedgehog in distress – it is either ill, very hungry, disorientated, blind, orphaned . Mothers to be will come out during the day, but they will be noticeably different behaviour because they will be collecting nesting material and these need to be left alone as they are just going about their business.
It's so cute!!!!
