Peaty Collection

SD Marrs Tracta open sports and R Peatys Singer open 4-seater at the JCC Half-Day Trial, 1930
Tracta Open sports, 1929 1481 cc.Reg. No. UW118. Entry No: 25. Driver: Marr, S.D. Background: Singer Open 4-seater. 848 cc.Reg. No. OU9988. Entry No: 24. Driver: Peaty, R. J.C.C. Half-day Trial

R Peatys Singer open 4-seater tourer competing in the JCC Half-Day Trial, 1930
Singer Open 4-seater. 848 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. OU9988. Event Entry No: 24. Driver: Peaty, R. Finished: 1st. Place: J.C.C. Half-day Trial. Date: 8.3.30

A water lilly in Lewis, Scotland
A water lilly in a peaty pool on the island of Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland

Picture No. 11074025
Marsh Clubmoss with fertile fronds on wet peat Studland, Dorset, UK

Recurved Peat Moss (Sphagnum recurvum) growing on peaty moorland, Cumbria, England, august

Moorland seen through a wooden farm gate. Photographed in Exmoor National Park, UK

Moorland valley. Tributary of the River Barle flowing through moorland at Halscombe near Simonsbath, Exmoor National Park, UK

Smooth rupturewort (Herniaria glabra). Photographed in May

Marsh violet (Viola palustris) in peat moss (Sphagnum sp.). Photographed in May

Exposed peaty black soil Chapel Fell St Johns Chapel Yorkshire Northumberland border UK
MAB-690 Exposed peaty black soil Chapel Fell St Johns Chapel Yorkshire Northumberland border UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Step back in time to the JCC Half-Day Trial of 1930, where R Peatys Singer open 4-seater tourer and SD Marrs Tracta open sports car showcased their prowess on challenging terrains (Picture No. 11074025). Meanwhile, in Scotland, a tranquil water lily blooms amidst the picturesque Lewis landscape. Elsewhere, in Cumbria, England, Recurved Peat Moss (Sphagnum recurvum) thrives on the peaty moorland, providing a vital habitat for various flora like Smooth rupturewort (Herniaria glabra) and Marsh violet (Viola palustris). Amidst the rugged moorland valley, exposed peaty black soil of Chapel Fell, St Johns Chapel, Yorkshire, Northumberland border, UK, tells a story of nature's resilience and endurance.