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Country Life

Sep 29 2021
Magazine

Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Country Life, the quintessential English magazine, is undoubtedly one of the biggest and instantly recognisable brands in the UK today. It has a unique core mix of contemporary country-related editorial and top end property advertising. Editorially, the magazine comments in-depth on a wide variety of subjects, such as architecture, the arts, gardens and gardening, travel, the countryside, field-sports and wildlife. With renowned columnists and superb photography Country Life delivers the very best of British life every week.

Miss Talitha Howden

The ant knows best

Country Life

The ball’s in their court

A right royal shindig

Good week for

Bad week for

Music to our ears

Friendly fowl

The quest for net gain

Country Mouse • Strange days

Town Mouse • Ants and music

COUNTRY LIFE • October 1, 1921

Oh, the agony! • New agony aunt Mrs Hudson solves your dilemmas

Town & Country Notebook

Wines of the week

In the spotlight • Nuthatch (Sitta europaea)

Contact us (photographs welcome)

The other William Morris

Letters to the Editor

Bordering on crisis

A sea change for the country house?

The way we were • Photographs from the Country Life archive

My favourite painting Marine Tanguy • Anama 2019 by David Aiu Servan-Schreiber

Steam locomotive

Remembering Trevithick

The Cornish giant

A golden show • All eyes were on the Royal Hospital grounds as the Chelsea Flower Show opened its gates for the first ever autumn incarnation. Asters and mellow golden grasses combined with starry yellow perennials to make this an event to remember, says Tiffany Daneff

Going out on a limb • An eclectic group of artists is breathing new life into the time-honoured pastime of painting trees. Laura Gascoigne meets The Arborealists

Up to speed • The debate over which is faster, the grouse or the golden plover, has raged for decades, finds Jonathan Young, as he aims to gauge our quickest sporting quarry once and for all

The man who can teach any dog new tricks • For many, owning a well-behaved gundog is a goal we never quite achieve, but Ben Randall’s methods and training app look set to change all that, finds Paula Lester, as she watches him put her labrador through his paces

From pet to peg with the Gundog app

A Northern powerhouse of conservation • Having returned otters to our waterways, the late Philip Wayre’s quest to improve wildlife lives on across a carefully managed tract of land in Weardale, finds Robin Page

Philip Wayre: the forgotten man of British conservation

Comfort and convenience • Modernist country houses of the 1930s and post-Second World War period could be stylish buildings that made use of new technology. They deserve to be better known, as Adrian Tinniswood explains

The designer's room • A botanical wallpaper offered the perfect foundation for this scheme by Edward Hurst

Tip-top tables • When laying a table, more is definitely the merrier

Luxury under £20 • Sub-zero depuffing eye mask

Wedding news

In the making • Hand & Lock

High 5 • Gents, show a flash of colour in your socks for weddings and beyond

A few of my favourite things

Rich pickings • As if berries weren’t jewel enough, you’ll find fine rubies among the brambles here, too Styled by Hetty Lintell.

The West on a roll • Three separate homes offer endless opportunities to make the West Country dream come true

West is best... • as these gorgeous properties prove

Local heroes • The perennial picker-upper

Listening to the...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 156 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Sep 29 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: September 29, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Country Life, the quintessential English magazine, is undoubtedly one of the biggest and instantly recognisable brands in the UK today. It has a unique core mix of contemporary country-related editorial and top end property advertising. Editorially, the magazine comments in-depth on a wide variety of subjects, such as architecture, the arts, gardens and gardening, travel, the countryside, field-sports and wildlife. With renowned columnists and superb photography Country Life delivers the very best of British life every week.

Miss Talitha Howden

The ant knows best

Country Life

The ball’s in their court

A right royal shindig

Good week for

Bad week for

Music to our ears

Friendly fowl

The quest for net gain

Country Mouse • Strange days

Town Mouse • Ants and music

COUNTRY LIFE • October 1, 1921

Oh, the agony! • New agony aunt Mrs Hudson solves your dilemmas

Town & Country Notebook

Wines of the week

In the spotlight • Nuthatch (Sitta europaea)

Contact us (photographs welcome)

The other William Morris

Letters to the Editor

Bordering on crisis

A sea change for the country house?

The way we were • Photographs from the Country Life archive

My favourite painting Marine Tanguy • Anama 2019 by David Aiu Servan-Schreiber

Steam locomotive

Remembering Trevithick

The Cornish giant

A golden show • All eyes were on the Royal Hospital grounds as the Chelsea Flower Show opened its gates for the first ever autumn incarnation. Asters and mellow golden grasses combined with starry yellow perennials to make this an event to remember, says Tiffany Daneff

Going out on a limb • An eclectic group of artists is breathing new life into the time-honoured pastime of painting trees. Laura Gascoigne meets The Arborealists

Up to speed • The debate over which is faster, the grouse or the golden plover, has raged for decades, finds Jonathan Young, as he aims to gauge our quickest sporting quarry once and for all

The man who can teach any dog new tricks • For many, owning a well-behaved gundog is a goal we never quite achieve, but Ben Randall’s methods and training app look set to change all that, finds Paula Lester, as she watches him put her labrador through his paces

From pet to peg with the Gundog app

A Northern powerhouse of conservation • Having returned otters to our waterways, the late Philip Wayre’s quest to improve wildlife lives on across a carefully managed tract of land in Weardale, finds Robin Page

Philip Wayre: the forgotten man of British conservation

Comfort and convenience • Modernist country houses of the 1930s and post-Second World War period could be stylish buildings that made use of new technology. They deserve to be better known, as Adrian Tinniswood explains

The designer's room • A botanical wallpaper offered the perfect foundation for this scheme by Edward Hurst

Tip-top tables • When laying a table, more is definitely the merrier

Luxury under £20 • Sub-zero depuffing eye mask

Wedding news

In the making • Hand & Lock

High 5 • Gents, show a flash of colour in your socks for weddings and beyond

A few of my favourite things

Rich pickings • As if berries weren’t jewel enough, you’ll find fine rubies among the brambles here, too Styled by Hetty Lintell.

The West on a roll • Three separate homes offer endless opportunities to make the West Country dream come true

West is best... • as these gorgeous properties prove

Local heroes • The perennial picker-upper

Listening to the...


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