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In this issue: Property market: Penny Churchill finds the leading West Country properties for sale and Annunciata Elwes extols moorland living Somerset: the county that has it all From the Levels and Glastonbury Tor to wild Exmoor, this is a vast, mainly rural county with ancient origins, says Rupert Uloth and much more...
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A voyage of discovery
A cruise on the beautiful River Severn offers a unique way to discover the heart of England
The beautiful game
ILLUSTRATING a highly popular activity that paused for a few days earlier this month out of respect for the death of our late Queen Elizabeth II, L. S. Lowry's Going to the Match, painted in 1953, for an exhibition in honour of the Football Association's 90th anniversary, is set to kick-off a few ripples in the art market when it goes under the hammer next month.
My favourite painting Stella loannou
Where Do We Come From, What Are We, Where Are We Going? by Emma Talbot
Aerofilms Collection
by Claude Grahame-White and Francis Lewis Wills
A Cotswold capital
During the Civil War, Oxford briefly became Charles I's capital. Simon Thurley explains how the city was fortified and the university adapted to accommodate the Court
It's time we came back to earth
The excitement over space travel is overblown, says the (terrestrial) explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison. Instead of reaching for the stars, we should be marvelling at and caring for what we already have on our own planet
In search of black magic
After years of decline, English truffle hunting is enjoying an exciting revival. Ben Lerwill heads to the Cotswolds to join the search for this highly prized fungus
Going with the flow
Once the most fertile land on a farm, water meadows are now increasingly valued for the huge diversity of life they sustain, as Natasha Goodfellow discovers on a tour of some of the Cotswolds's best examples
Faking it
Real or faux marble? Amelia Thorpe weighs the pros and cons of the two options
Pure enchantment
The lure of the Cotswolds never wavers, as these five new to the market properties show
