Country Life 27 March 2019 looks at Spring gardens, the Mini at 60 and discovers extraordinary property overseas.
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A GREAT GARDEN: The most important new garden in Britain? Thenford House is a remarkable achievement.
THE MINI: It's 60 years since the iconic car first appeared on our roads. Charles Rangeley-Wilson looks at its history.
PROPERTY: Our Country Life International supplement looks at home across the world, including Malta, and a chance to buy your own Falkland Island.
AZALEAS: Mark Griffiths on the return to popularity of these fine blooms.
INTERIORS: A grand country bathroom.
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BENCHES: The finest garden benches money can buy.
SELLING BRITAIN: An interview with the man tasked with running Visit Britain.
ART: Van Gogh's British influences.
BUNNY GUINNESS: The horticulturalist chooses her favourite painting, a classic Breughel.
LONDON FOR DOGS: A pooch-friendly tour of the capital.
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From California to Cornwall: How surfing became a cornerstone of Cornish cultureA new exhibition at Cornwall's National Maritime Museum celebrates a century of surf culture and reveals how the country became a global leader in surf innovation and conservation.
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18 magnificent homes for sale from £550k to £20 million, as seen in Country LifeFrom a charming thatched cottage to a 300-acre estate with its own vineyard, here's our pick of places to come to the market via Country Life of late.
