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Looks like I've started something again 

Seems like calling it the peak is wrong and it's the peaks .well if you live in London or elsewhere 

https://m.facebook.com/groups/476806315797311?view=permalink&id=1220134...

There is no debate to be had, even if you do live in Londons.

I wish I could like this comment 1000 times. 

Nonsense, Peak is correct. Argument over.

I haven't seen Al Evans posting here in a long while...

It is so wrong that it has broken the link.

Do you have any idea who the OP is? If you did, then you'd know he is taking the piss!

I favour the old-english Peakland and I'm not alone, hence . . .

. . . Peakland Way       Peakland Coffee    Peakland Outdoors . . .

and not forgetting Peakland Village which traces its history back to at least  the 12th century

The Peak ..or  Pecsaetan...was one inhabited by the Peddantii tribe.... apprently

If they live in London, they'd be better off going to Dartmoors anyway.

What, in fact, is the argument for Peak (singular) when there are the White Peak and the Dark Peak?

Roughly means: The White part of the Peak and the Dark part of the Peak.

Are you based in the Londons too?  Are you in the North London or the South London?

No idea whether it's the Highlands or the Lowlands but I believe he's from somewhere in the Scotlands.

Does it matter as long as he keeps his hand on the break rope while he's sports climbing?

But what has he done on grits?

I live in the Lothians (Midothian in fact).  Well, actually I don't (though I used to) but you'll get my point.

Bits and pieces on Millstone Grit, but not a lot on other types.