The water levels in Peak District are still historically low after the drought was declared in Derbyshire last month.
Summer in the county has been the driest in 50 years with the temperatures reaching almost 40 degrees.
The prolonged hot and dry weather has left many reservoirs and rivers across Derbyshire, including ones in Peak District National Park, with dramatically low water levels.
1. Ladybower Reservoir
The amount of water in the reservoir has dropped significantly following the worst drought in 50 years. Photo: Dave Healy
2. Ladybower Reservoir
After dry summer, Ladybower reservoir is at about 50% of it's capacity. Photo: Dave Healy
3. Ladybower Reservoir
Before the summer, the water levels at Ladybower were significantly higher. Photo: Dave Healy
4. Ladybower Reservoir
Plants tarted growing in the parts of the reservoir that are usually covered with water. Photo: Dave Healy