Country Life August 8 2018
Country Life August 8 2018 looks at British dog breeds, the Oxford of Inspector Morse and how to build your own Tiger Moth.


Country Life August 8 2018 looks at British dog breeds, the Oxford of Inspector Morse and how to build your own Tiger Moth.
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ARCHITECTURE: John Goodall on Austria's remarkable Kremsmünster Abbey.
TED DEXTER: The former England cricket captain on batting, boundaries and the problem with Joe Root.
PROPERTY: The finest properties for sale in Britain.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Naturalist Nick Davies makes his choice.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: The bee keeper.
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INTERIORS: Why utility rooms needn't be utilitarian.
GARDENS: Non Morris on a Northumberland gem.
MUSIC: Pippa Cuckson on how music can help fight dementia.
SLEEPING: The habits of the great characters in history.
RECIPES: Simon Hopkinson on how to work miracles with the humble tomato.
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380 acres and 90 bedrooms on the £25m private island being sold by one of Britain's top music producers
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