BBC Countryfile Magazine - March 2019
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SPRING IN THE WOODS: Head to the woods to witness the three acts of spring gently unfurl with Phil Gates’ lyrical guide to the new season, from birds’ spring chorus to the bursting buds of May, LIVING WITH PIGS: Bringing two baby minipigs into the family home gave Matt Whyman much more than he’d bargained for, COUNTRYSIDE ISSUES WITH JOHN CRAVEN: Talking to the UK’s oldest doctor, aged 106, about the menace of superbugs...
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GREAT RAILWAY ADVENTURES
Climb aboard a train this summer and journey through some of Britain's most majestic countryside, from Scotland's Highland coast to the quiet hills and vales of the Cotswolds
Explore the Isle of Man
Nestled in the Irish Sea, this enchanting Unesco Biosphere Reserve is a place where people and nature entwine to create stories to last a lifetime
Walk in CONQUEROR COUNTRY
Almost 1,000 years ago, on these now sleepy fields, war raged. Sam Pyrah explores the idyllic 1066 Country Walk, through countryside once plundered by invading Norman troops
Wildflowers on wheels
Cycling botanist Leif Bersweden toured Britain's best sites searching for wild plants, hoping to understand them, the dangers they now face, and why so many of us have become disconnected from the beauty at our feet
MOVING MOUNTAINS
Unfit and suffering from depression, Sabrina Pace-Humphreys found lasting joy in running in the countryside. Now a champion of ultramarathons, she helps other black runners to enjoy Britain's wild places
MONEY-SAVING TIPS FOR COUNTRYSIDE EXPLORERS
As the cost of living rises, travel writers Julie Brominicks and Dixe Wills offer their top tips on how to enjoy outdoor holidays without breaking the bank
Regeneration game
Under pressure to make ends meet, many farmers drive their land hard, which can take its toll on the health of the soil. But on their Lakeland hill farm, Sam and Claire Beaumont use less intensive, wildlife-friendly methods to raise livestock - and their earnings, writes Karen Lloyd
Pirate queens
Swashbuckling outlaws Anne Bonny and Mary Read are finally taking their rightful place in pirate history. Immortalised in sculpture, they are now looking for a shorebound home, says Rosanna Morris
THE COLERIDGE WAY
It's 250 years since the birth of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the great poet and lover of nature and landscape. Ben Lerwill celebrates by exploring a spectacular hiking route named in the poet's honour, through the lovely hills of West Somerset
Diving for silver
The sight of hunting gannets plunging into the sea at speed is one of the greatest natural spectacles in Britain. Shetland wildlife photographer Richard Shucksmith admires the dramatic lifestyle of our largest seabird
