What are peninees?

Peninees, or the Pennines, are a range of mountains and hills in northern England, often referred to as the "backbone of England." They stretch approximately 250 miles from the Scottish border in the north to the Peak District in the south. The region is characterized by rugged terrain, scenic landscapes, and rich biodiversity, making it popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. Additionally, the Pennines play a significant role in the geography and climate of northern England.