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Sitting high on the plateau just three miles north of Buxton, Dove Holes is a village defined by its limestone heritage and its exposed, windswept position in the Peak District. Locally known for its resilience against the harsh High Peak winters, the settlement grew significantly around the lime burning industry and the nearby quarries that still dominate the local landscape today. It serves as a practical crossroads, positioned directly on the A6 with a railway station on the Buxton-to-Manchester line, making it a functional base for those working in the nearby towns or the city. At the heart of the village lies 'The Bull Ring,' a rare Neolithic henge that offers a quiet glimpse into the area’s prehistoric past, standing in contrast to the heavy industry that surrounds it. It is a straightforward, unpretentious place with a strong sense of community, anchored by the village hall and the local primary school, offering a rugged, rural atmosphere without being isolated from essential services.