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Britain’s best folk festivals, from the weird and wonderful to
Burning barrels, hare-pie scrambles, bottle kicking and horn dances: no one does eccentric quite like the English. Harry Pearson explores
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The ‘most beautiful car ever made’ makes its debut on
Automotive photographer Amy Shore is the star of the Frontispiece page in this week’s Country Life — and where better to
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Norfolk terriers: ‘Stubborn little bearers of total joy’
Norfolk terriers may be small and feisty, but their immense courage, intelligence and sheer joy of life have won over
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The great culinary mystery of why don’t we eat more
It’s madness that we no longer enjoy rabbit as we once did, laments Tom Parker Bowles. ‘Run rabbit, run rabbit,
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75 things you never knew about King Charles III as
On The King’s big day, Amie Elizabeth White reveals 75 things you might not know about our monarch. Personal His
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My Favourite Painting: Martha Lytton Cobbold
Martha Lytton Cobbold of Historic Houses selects a magnificent depiction of the power of nature. Martha Lytton Cobbold on Seal
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10 truly superb country houses for sale, as seen in
Our weekly selection of the best homes to come to the market via Country Life includes an impossibly romantic Hampshire
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How to grow broad beans: How to plant them, how
Mark Diacono names the best broad beans for flavour, reliability, tenderness and the beauty of the plant itself. A while
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How to train your dog not to wake you up
Training a dog into a night-time routine is a lot easier if you have a space for them to call
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Ballone Castle: How a roof-less shell inhabited by cows became
The restoration of the ruined tower house that is Ballone Castle in Easter Ross — the home of Lachie and
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An iconic Thames-side hotel for sale that was a favoured
Celebrities past and present have moored up at this former coach house-turned buzzing restaurant, and it’s now looking for a
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The penny-farthing rider who made a 400-mile trek across war-torn
Is it still possible to use a penny-farthing today? The answer is an emphatic yes, at least if you’re former
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