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From kennel to kitchen: How dogs won our hearts. The great bargain hunt: fieldsports for a fiver. Gorgeous George IV and his glittering legacy Drunk with success: how to grow perry pears How dogs won our hearts - Queen Victoria’s love of animals influenced the changing attitude towards dogs, as they moved from kennel to kitchen. Jonathan Self charts the rise of Man’s best friend. The perry orchard - Merrylegs, Lumberskull and Butt are some of the delightful names for Herefordshire’s old pears, as Peter Clay discovers.
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The trumpet shall sound
The trumpeter on varying the tone and why music is as essential as food
Rooms with a view
If proof were needed. of the importance of breaking up the space and changing the pace with hedging and trees, this is surely it, believes Tiffany Daneff
Those gorgeous Georgians
Houses that prove the Georgian era's immense variety
Quiet places under the sun
A litany of talent has occupied these beautiful houses and estates, from the D'Oyly Cartes of Gilbert and Sullivan fame, to the actor Sir John Mills and 'Mr Men' and 'Little Miss' creator Roger Hargreaves
Is this the new rock and roll?
It's the latest trend in agriculture, but what does 'regenerative farming' actually mean? Sarah Langford explains why good old-fashioned farms are making a comeback
Cutting the mustard
It might look brown and raggedy before it's harvested, but a crop of white mustard seeds in Cambridgeshire is about to be turned into one of our hottest and best loved British condiments, as Harry Wallop reports
Of mice and men
Our mice, voles and shrews lead their lives mainly out of sight, yet they are incredibly abundant in almost every kind of habitat, with even the field vole alone outnumbering human beings, says Marianne Taylor
ENGLISH HOMES SOLD & NEW English Home part VIII 1760-1800
Each month of this 125th anniversary year, COUNTRY LIFE illustrates a period in the development of the English great house. In the eighth of this 12-part series, John Goodall looks at the age of Robert Adam
The magnificent seven
Holly Kirkwood discovers a selection of the most beautiful properties for sale across Guernsey
A joy to behold
Mary Miers retraces the history of Sausmarez Manor and marvels at the beauty of the house and its subtropical gardens.
