| What right have we to deny our children and grandchildren the right to enjoy the hills, dales and moors as we have done? |
| It is full of fells and pikes, dales and thwaites, all old Viking words which are preserved here but not used widely elsewhere. |
| They roll around the Yorkshire dales with the easy intimacy and irritating unselfconsciousness of young sweethearts. |
| Location managers are keen to capitalise on county's moorland, coast, dales and historic capital city. |
| Well-dressing festivals light up the Derbyshire dales all summer long, blazing from village to village like a beacon chain. |
| Between a third and half of the dew ponds, unique to the limestone dales in the White Peak, have also disappeared. |
