LandLove Magazine - October 2017

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I am lucky enough to have two gorgeous dogs to explore the countryside with: Daisy, my beautiful black lab, and Kira the fluffy German Shepherd puppy (who I frequently borrow from the neighbours), and what better time of year to enjoy the great outdoors than in the midst of autumn’s most colourful spectacle? You can’t quite beat a day out with nature; phone switched off, four-legged friends in tow and nothing but the gentle shushing of trees for company.
If you too love discovering new places to visit, then turn to p.100 where we uncover some of Britain’s most spectacular natural wonders, from the mystical St Nectan’s Glen waterfall in Cornwall to the rugged Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales, you won’t believe your eyes.
As you explore be sure to look up from time to time to catch sight of our feathered friends arriving for winter. On p.88 we identify some of these birds and round up 10 of the best spots to see the bird migration in action. With so much to see and do it’s important to keep hunger at bay, and with our scrumptious autumn recipes from p.48, we promise to make your mouth water. Tuck into the likes of blue cheese, apple and walnut scones or indulge in some naughty but nice sloe gin jellies – our delicious dishes are packed
with ingredients fresh from Mother Nature’s larder. If a rainy day arrives then we’ve got you covered with our array of eyecatching crafts to make. On p.68 we show you how to get the little ones involved with our home-made natural necklaces and botanical bracelets, whilst on p.72 we’re getting into the spirit of the season with a range of
simple crafts inspired by the humble pumpkin. Don’t forget to send us an email if you try out any of the projects, you might make it on to our next letters page!
From wild boar on p.92 to spooky spots on p.112, this issue promises to keep you busy all month long. Enjoy!

LandLove Magazine Description:

LandLove celebrates all that is best about traditional British life - country living, seasonal recipes, local traditions, gardening advice, places to visit, native wildlife and much much more.