For my #wednesdaywalk by 
As a bit of a nerd (well a big one really) we followed the signposts for the Geo Trail through the disused limestone quarries. The rocks are packed with fossils.
The Millennium Wall and other stone wall exhibits were interesting to see. The Wall was built by members of the Dry Stone Walling Association of Great Britain in 2000.
The other stone walls show the skills and different styles of the stone wallers. There's definitely a skill to it and quite fascinating to see how the stones are placed together. It must be quite satisfying building a wall. If I built one, I'd need glue, as I'd be rubbish at it.
The place isn't very big but there are plenty of footpaths that take you further afield if you want a longer walk.
For the kids there's some 'gem panning' for £3. There is also a Visitor Centre with a shop that sells minerals and a nice little cafe, which is always welcome after a walk.
