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jonathan [MOSS VALLEY WILDLIFE GROUP]
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-**We wish to acknowledge the invaluable assistance provided by Access Space, Sheffield, in constructing this website: access-space.org.uk**
+** A new up to date website is in the process of being built.  **
 ===== CONSERVING THE MOSS VALLEY AND ITS WILDLIFE =====
-Welcome to the Moss Valley Wildlife Group website where you can find information about the Moss Valley, our group, news and events, participation and more. The Gallery page on this website shows a selection of photos of views, species found and activities undertaken within the valley.
+{{:dsc02001.jpg|}}                                                                 Welcome to the Moss Valley Wildlife Group website where you can
+                                                                                   find information
+                                                                   about the Moss Valley, our group, news and events, participation and more. The
+                                                                   Gallery page on this website shows a selection of photos of views, species found
+                                                                   and activities undertaken within the valley.
-The Moss Valley is located on the border between North East Derbyshire and South Yorkshire, just to the south east of Sheffield. It lies mostly within **green belt land**, its central feature being the Moss Brook which flows east for about five miles before entering the River Rother near Eckington. The map reference SK402804 is at the hamlet of Ford, which is approximately the centre of the valley, just six miles from the centre of Sheffield.
+                                                                   The Moss Valley is located on the border between North East Derbyshire and South Yorkshire, just to the south east of Sheffield. It lies mostly within **green belt land**, its central feature being the Moss Brook which flows east for about five miles before entering the River Rother near Eckington. The map reference SK402804 is at the hamlet of Ford, which is approximately the centre of the valley, just six miles from the centre of Sheffield.
-{{:dsc02001.jpg|}}{{:ridgeway_1.jpg|View towards Robin Brook, photo:Chris Hobson}}
+{{:ridgeway_1.jpg|View towards Robin Brook, photo:Chris Hobson}}
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