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Reflections magazine was first published in March 1992 and is the largest targeted lifestyle magazine in Derbyshire, reaching over 18,000 homes every month. Even more readers subscribe to receive their copy of Reflections by post.

We are proud of the magazine’s rich and varied feature writing, which explores and illuminates the past and present lives of the people of Derbyshire. We focus especially on North Derbyshire and the Peak District, but often include articles of wider interest.

There are regular features on the arts, antiques, gardens, restaurant reviews and local news. Drawing on the immense wealth of material about our fascinating county, we ensure that every edition of Reflections entertains, informs and surprises our readers.

Reflections magazine offers top quality writing for the thinking reader. It’s unique – as you’ll see here

Reflections Online- February 2010

FEBRUARY 2010 - Drop into this month’s e-magazine to discover these fascinating features.

The Modelling of Chatsworth
Whitwell Long Cairn
The Death of Coal
Heath School
Jedediah Buxton

The Modelling of Chatsworth

Chatsworth’s breathtaking parkland setting is testimony to the work and genius of Lancelot Capability Brown and William Kent. Rosie Gilligan
Starts on page 14

The Whitwell Long Cairn

Not far below its visible surface, the Peak District hold many clues to our prehistoric ancestors. Barry Marsden uncovers some of the.
Starts on page 22

The Death of Coal - Anniversary

March 3, marks the 25 anniversary of the end of the strike which heralded the demise of the British coal industry. Glynn Power.
Starts on page 26

Comprehensive Ruin

Heath School was a model of its kind, serving the local community until it was closed in 1991, Godfrey Holmes looks at its lost architectural heritage.
Starts on page 56

The Human Computer

For centuries savants have been sources of wonder. One such man was Jedediah Buxton. Joanne Kelly
Starts on page 62

Before they were famous
The Art of Frosty Mornings
Ilam and Thorpe - The Izaak Walton Hotel
Antiques - Bronze Art
A Splash of Colour

Before they Were Famous

Patrick Stewart was just one of many aspiring young actors who played to Chesterfield audiences before they were famous. Rebecca Erskine
Starts on page 74

Artist of the Month

Jane Croft meets Chris Farrow.
Starts on page 64

Walking Taylor’s Way

Iliam and Thorpe. A varied and interesting walk passing through a country estate and two villages, following a lovely riverside path. Norman Taylor
Starts on page 72

Antiques

The Decorative Art of Bronze.Vivienne Milburn
Starts on page 78

Gardening

A splash ofcoulour and a touch of magic. Richard Johnson
Starts on page 80

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The X Craft

The X-Factor

Chesterfield engineers; several prominent figures and the man who made Chesterfield his home; all link to wartime derring-do. John Holloway
Starts on page 68

The Duchess and Her Daughter

Monochrome Memories

Ron Duggins was on hand to photograph the Duchess of Devonshire and her Daughterin 1964.
Starts on page 98

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