Country Life 30 June 2021

Country Life 30 June 2021 looks at St Paul's Cathedral, finds out how to keep goats, meets a rock god and a painter who loves dogs behaving badly.

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Here's a selection of what you'll find in this week's issue:

ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL: Christopher Wren's masterpiece.

GOATS: Add an English goat to your household and life will be more amusing and less predictable, discovers Julie Harding.

JOHN HOLDER: Naughty dogs have offered endless inspiration for artist John Holder.

BLUEBIRD: Malcolm Campbell's motor yacht has a 90th birthday makeover.

ADAM CLAYTON'S FAVOURITE PAINTING: We ask U2's bassist to pick.

STORMONT: Part two of John Goodall's piece on the seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly.

BORAGE: From Crusaders to Pimm's, still as good as ever.

SUNGLASSES: You need some. We point some out.

A BRAND-NEW CLASSIC: The Bentley Blower, re-created.

And much more.

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