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advice for residents of Glossop, Derbyshire
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Glossop is a town in the Peak District
of Derbyshire, England, about 13 miles east of Manchester.
It is to the west of the Peak District national park,
and so falls into the Greater Manchester sphere of
influence. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book and
became the property of the monks of Basingwerk Abbey
in North Wales. Later on, it became the property of
the Dukes of Norfolk. In the nineteenth century it
became an important cotton 'mill' town as part of
the Industrial Revolution. One of the mills was owned
by Edmund Potter, the uncle of Beatrix Potter. In
the early part of the 20th century, the Glossop Estate
was sold by the Dukes of Norfolk, and Glossop became
a town in its own right. Nearby, in Gamesley (Chavsville),
there are the remains of a Roman fort, named Ardotalia
by the Romans, but renamed Melandra by a 19th-century
amateur historian. North of Glossop is the Longdendale
valley, with a chain of five reservoirs and the Longdendale
Trail, a long distance footpath. "Glossop"
is defined in The Meaning of Liff, by Douglas Adams
& John Lloyd, as being a globule of hot food which
lands on your friend's newly polished solid wood dining
table.
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