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James ‘Snit’ Whittaker left behind a huge volume of work. In addition to the book ‘The Universe According to Snit’ it is now possible to own a print of one of his pieces. Each print comes in a rustic frame and is available in either A4 or A3 size. All profits from the sale of […]
James ‘Snit’ Whittaker left behind a huge volume of work. In addition to the book ‘The Universe According to Snit’ it is now possible to own a print of one of his pieces. Each print comes in a rustic frame and is available in either A4 or A3 size. All profits from the sale of […]
James ‘Snit’ Whittaker left behind a huge volume of work. In addition to the book ‘The Universe According to Snit’ it is now possible to own a print of one of his pieces. Each print comes in a rustic frame and is available in either A4 or A3 size. All profits from the sale of […]
James ‘Snit’ Whittaker left behind a huge volume of work. In addition to the book ‘The Universe According to Snit’ it is now possible to own a print of one of his pieces. Each print comes in a rustic frame and is available in either A4 or A3 size. All profits from the sale of […]
James ‘Snit’ Whittaker left behind a huge volume of work. In addition to the book ‘The Universe According to Snit’ it is now possible to own a print of one of his pieces. Each print comes in a rustic frame and is available in either A4 or A3 size. All profits from the sale of […]
Founder member and drummer of 60’s English blues rock band Ten Years After, Ric Lee writes about his life growing up in the coal mining town of Mansfield and his journey to the legendary Woodstock festival.
Essential reading for anyone who loves visiting gardens, or who opens their own garden to the public, ‘Garden Tales’ tells the stories of the people who have created, work in, and visit the beautiful garden at Fanshawe Gate Hall, on the edge of the Peak District National Park.
‘A Garden in my Life’ is Cynthia Ramsden’s personal account of how the garden at Fanshawe Gate Hall evolved during the first forty years of her family’s ownership.
A River in Time is a written and photographic celebration of a limestone river in the Derbyshire Dales. The River Bradford, while only four miles long, has shaped the communities that depended on it over centuries. The river itself, the dale sides, surrounding farmland and woods are areas rich in wildlife and natural beauty, treasured by residents and visitors.