Country Life 13 February 2019
Country Life 13 February 2019 looks at the dos and dont's of weddings, browses log baskets and discovers Simon Hopkinson's favourite chicken recipe.

Country Life 13 February 2019 looks at the dos and dont's of weddings, browses log baskets and discovers Simon Hopkinson's favourite chicken recipe.
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WEDDINGS: Our annual guide to getting married in style, with tips for the mother of the bride, how to put on an unforgettable day and the critical of dos and don'ts.
THE BENINGTON LORDSHIP: A medieval castle which became a fine home – and then became a castle once more.
PROPERTY: One of the finest houses in Oxford comes to the market after a massive restoration.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Historian Aileen Ribeiro chooses a mysterious interior.
ARE COOTS REALLY BALD?: And other questions answered by Ian Morton.
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CHICKEN DINNER: Our chef Simon Hopkinson shares his top chicken dish.
LOG BASKETS: Because it never quite looks right when you pile them up next to the fireplace.
NEW PERSPECTIVES: The artists who'll do anything to find a new perspective.
MOTORING: Charles Rangeley-Wilson takes a seven-seater Lexus on an epic trip.
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Toby Keel is Country Life's Digital Director, and has been running the website and social media channels since 2016. A former sports journalist, he writes about property, cars, lifestyle, travel, nature.
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