the rock formations in the peak district

I am with L. I meet her in bristol somewhere, I think it is her house.

We hug, and it feels great to see her again. I decide to take her to
see some places, and we wander, now we are in sheffield, we wander
through my old school grounds. It is summer and there are loads of
flowering plants. We eat some tomatoes. One of my other friends is
with us. We go through these woods at the far end of the playground,
and it leads us to this ancient place, a lost world with this ruined
city amidst the trees.

There are people playing giant ball games out
here, like tennis but bigger. We try not to get in the way, but
inevitably we end up getting involved. We meet my brother joe and he
leads us across the landscape, and to the train. We get on the train,
and there we meet J. He is going out to the peak district to do some
work in this old garden near this ancient church.

Its a beautiful sunny day and we get off to explore, just after j has got off. Its
limestone country, and there are these huge outcrops of lime stone,
not dissimilar to the ones you see in pictures of the hopi great
plains land, those sticky up rock formations. But these have trees and
green on top and around. This is england after all. We wander. It is
so great spending so much time with L. I am helping her, and she is
helping me.