Heath And Mud Issue 4: The White Peak

Issue #4 of Heath and Mud leads us into the central and southern parts of the Peak District National Park, in exploration of the White Peak.

The White Peak is formed of limestone, and offers beautiful dale and river walks, echoing caves and jagged limestone crags.

Featuring artwork, stories, walking routes and folklore; Issue #4 is a collaborative effort housing multiple voices, as we lace up our boots and step out to hills.

- LANDSCAPE TREES
- WELCOME TO THE WHITE PEAK
- CHROME HILL AND THE DRAGON’S BACK
- WHAT’S A HOB WHEN IT’S AT HOME?
- WOLFSCOTE DALE
- THOR’S CAVE
- A DECEIT OF LAPWINGS
- INTO THE UNDERWORLD
- LITERARY LEGENDS OF THE WHITE PEAK
- THE LIMESTONE WAY
- THE PAINTED CHAPEL
- AN ECHO THROUGH STONE
- THE CURLEW’S CALL
- HORSESHOE QUARRY

After the cost of printing this publication has been covered, any income from the sales of this zine will be donated to Landscape Trees, an initiative that supports the protection and encouragement of the biodiversity of the White Peak.

This is an A5 zine, printed on 130gsm paper and bound. 

The zine is 148 pages long.