New Peak District video launched by Let's Stay Peak District

Aug. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- 12 months in the making, the newly launched Peak District Video by Let's Stay Peak District runs to 12 minutes and features each dramatic season in turn on a year-long journey through the UK's first national park.

Brainchild of  Let's Stay founder and Managing Director Mike Cummins, a lifelong resident of Derbyshire and the Peak District, the short film was commissioned from filmmaker Terry Abraham who created and produced the work with passion,  commitment and a deep love and knowledge of the area.

The superb HD video, free for all to embed and share, can be enjoyed on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L05RyEpIjI and will surely attract more visitors to stay in the area on a short break or holiday.



The Peak District became the UK's first national park on April 17th 1951 and enjoyed its 60th anniversary during 2011. 555 square miles of living landscape, the Peak District is visited by many millions of people each year being the most accessible park in the UK and less than an hour's drive from Manchester, Nottingham, Derby, Sheffield, Stoke, Chesterfield and Macclesfield.

Let's Stay Peak District is the leading online Peak District Accommodation directory and sole Accommodation Partner of Friends of the Peak District, the CPRE charity that helps protect the park against inappropriate development for the sake of future generations.

This new video, the latest in around 50 full HD videos published by Let's Stay Peak District during 2011 alone, is the culmination of 12 months worth of skill. passion and determination from filmmaker Terry but the idea was conceived by Mike himself whose desire is to help increase the number of visitors who actually want to come and stay in the area for a few days as opposed to merely visiting for an hour or two.

"Let's Stay Peak District has more Peak District cottages than any other website" claims Mike..."so there's literally hundreds of places to stay if you like the look of the Peak District when watching the new video".

For more information about holiday accommodation in the Peak District please visit Let's Stay Peak District where you can book direct with the accommodation owners themselves and save.

As far as the new Peak District video is concerned, Mike would also like those with Peak District related businesses to add the video, free of any charge, to their own websites in order to help attract more people into the national park to stay overnight and thus boost the local economy.

First and foremost, the all-new 2011 Peak District video was made for people to enjoy and be inspired to visit and stay over for a few days.  Let's Stay Peak District very much hopes that this will prove to be the case and thanks anyone who is able to use and share the short film with any others too.

August 19th 2011

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