My response was that Cheshire is not totally flat (they must have been thinking of Norfolk). There are a few notable peaks in Cheshire, although none of them are very high. But yes, we did decide to use the name Cheshire Peaks for a laugh. "Ah, right.," replied my friend Pete, "Irony."
There are some wonderful peaks in Cheshire, both out on the plain and in the foothills of the Peak District:
- Shutlingsloe
- Bosley Cloud
- Alderley Edge
- Beeston Castle
- White Nancy
- Shining Tor (highest point in Cheshire, 1834 ft)
- Beacon Hill (aka Frodsham Hill)
- Tegg's Nose
- Peckforton Hills
- Axe Edge
- Bosley Minn
- Sutton Common
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