There’s probably no more dramatic contrast in the English landscape than that between the Dark and White Peak of the Peak District National Park; and all because of two different kinds of rock – Gritstone and Limestone. Divided by the Edale and Hope valleys, to the north is the Dark Peak – an area of high moorland, its hard Gritstone foundation chipped away by the elements into undulating wild plateaus of heather and peat and rocky ‘edges’; to the south, the White Peak – its bed of soft Limestone sunk into gently folded hills, farmland and hidden valleys, known as Dales. In contrast to the wild, windswept and barren moorland of the Dark Peak, these Dales are places of fecundity – steep-sided valleys carved by rivers and streams into self-enclosed worlds, protected from wind and cold.

http://ragpickinghistory.co.uk/2012/01/25/hidden-spaces-the-derbyshire-dales/

Just about everything is about sex at that time of life!

Hint: it's not in Northern Ireland.

Maybe he was preoccupied.

Anyway, Florida is far more penile than Britain. Maybe when he is 14 1/2...

-- Mal