Country Life February 7 2018 tests your knowledge of the country, talks to a record-breaking sailor and gets down and dirty into the world of cowpats.
ULTIMATE COUNTRY QUIZ: Simon Lester is the quizmaster.
COWPAT: Yes, cowpat. And what lurks within.
DESIGN: A Cotswolds dining terrace.
THE SUFFRAGETTE SUCCESS: Emma Hughes looks back 100 years to the day that Britain's women won the right to vote.
LIVING NATIONAL TREASURE: The glassblowers.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: Top chef Ruth Rogers picks out a Pollock.
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GARDENS: A visit to the Roger Parsons Sweet Peas seed bank in Chichester.
ROLLING IN DEEP: John Lewis-Stempel finds an unlucky squirrel by his pond
SAILING: Sir Robin Knox-Johnston on his record-breaking life on the waves.
ARCHITECTURE: The restoration plans for Marble Hill near Richmond-upon-Thames.
SHAKESPEARE: Sir Nicholas Hytner's vision of Julius Caesar impresses Michael Billington.
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Nature and nurture in the gardens of Bramham ParkTim Richardson looks at the innovative and superbly maintained 18th-century landscape garden of Bramham Park in West Yorkshire, home of Nick and Rachel Lane Fox. Photographs by Paul Highnam.
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If the future of Ferrari is electric vehicles, then it is our future tooIt's widely believed that Ferrari will unveil its first electric car this year. It's the signal that the internal combustion era is coming to an end.
