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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.

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


	Great Excavations

	Rosie Gilligan unearths new finds at the Cresswell Cragg following a recent re-excavation of the site. *Starts on page 14*

	Continuing ‘The Jebb Dynasty’

	The daughter of John Beridge Jebb (1808 - 1863) bore two sons who were destined to become iconic figures in disparate fields in the 20th century - Barry Marsden. *Starts on page 20*

	Stanton Moor

	Barry Marsden examines how remains of bronze age burial at Stanton Moor is revealing how men lived 4000 years ago. *Starts on page 40*


		A Buxton Military Triumph

	The inaugural Buxton Military Tattoo was held inside the Georgian Devonshire Dome of the campus of the University of Derby Buxton - Major Jonathan Snodgrass. *Starts on page 44*


	How boys became men.

	David Jenkins tells the story of the role of the former No1 Area NCB Training Centre at Grassmoor. *Starts on page 56*


		Seven Wonders of the Peak

		Jayne Derbyshire looks at the Barmote Court in Wirksworth and why, surprisingly, for Defoe it was ‘... the greatest of all the wonders of the Peak’. *Starts on page 72*

		Bakewell’s High Flyer

	Bakewell’s Ceri Rocca’s career as an interior designer has quite literally taken off. Joanne Kelly looks at the life of a real high-flyer. *Starts on page 76*

		Antiques - Look what I found

		Rosie Stopher peers into the lives of the Devonshires - previewing the fruits of a unique rummage in the attics of the family’s stately homes. *Starts on page 60*

		Walking Taylor’s Way

		Three Dales from Hartington, a walk with Norman Taylor *Starts on page 64*

	Gardening - RHS Wisley

	A preview of the up and coming Royal Horticultural Society’s Wisley Flower Show with Samantha Bevington. *Starts on page 80*


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	Where Swallows Nest

	Godfrey Holmes treads the road from Whittington Moor to Eckington. *Starts on page 68*


		Monochrome Memories

	Ron Duggins snapped a shot of a tense Wendy Craig as she switched on an earlier Matlock Illuminations *Starts on page 98*